CHANGE IN OPENING HOURS
Dear Visitors!
From March 2023 the House of Music is CLOSED on Mondays.
PURCHASING TICKETS FOR EVENTS
Please buy your tickets in advance, if possible, as it may not be possible to do so at the venue. There is a limited to the number of people admitted at any one time. For weekend and weekday time slots, please only visit the Permanent Exhibition, the Temporary Exhibition, the Sound Dome or Creative Sound Space if you have purchased your tickets in advance! In order to qualify for discounted tickets, eligibility must always be clearly verified at the time of entry to the event! Please note that tickets cannot be exchanged, or dates changed!
The ground floor public areas of the House can be visited freely - free of charge - during opening hours, every day between 10:00 and 18:00. The House has a gift shop, a cafe, a restaurant, and a free cloakroom after September 1. If the cloakroom is not in use, you can store clothes, bags and valuables in the lockable cupboards on level -1.
Everyone is warmly welcomed at the House of Music Hungary!
Muzsikás and Friends – Andy Irvine and Dónal Lunny (IRL)
Ferenc Snétberger and Gilles Apap featuring the Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra
Tálas Áron Trio & Palya Bea, Szalóki Ági
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
Opening hours
Monday: closed (Also closed on the first Tuesday of every month)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 10:15-17:45 Closing time and last entry to the exhibition: 16:15
Friday: 10:15-19:45 Closing time and last entry to the exhibition: 17:45
The temporary exhibition is open until 29 of october 2023.
Ticket prices from
Full price ticket HUF 3000
50% discount (student/pensioner) HUF 1500
Discounted 500 HUF tickets are available for:
- holders of a teacher's card
- children (1-6 years)
- ICOM and ICOMOS members
- guides (minimum group size 10 persons)
- for ICOM and ICOM members with a Pulszky card
Please start your visit in the time slot you have purchased.
Guided tours of the Temporary Exhibition
From March 2023, guided tours of the temporary exhibition will be held every Thursday from 16:15-17:00, after which the exhibition will be open until 18:00.
The guided tour will be in Hungarian.
Ticket price: 4300 HUF
Guided tours of the Temporary Exhibition
From March 2023, guided tours of the temporary exhibition will be held every Thursday from 16:15-17:00, after which the exhibition will be open until 18:00.
The guided tour will be in Hungarian.
Ticket price: 4300 HUF
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
OPENING HOURS
Monday: closed (Also closed on the first Tuesday of every month)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 10:15-17:45 Closing time and last entry to the exhibition: 16:15
Friday: 10:15-19:45 Closing time and last entry to the exhibition: 17:45
Ticket prices from
Full price ticket HUF 3400
50% discount (student/pensioner) HUF 1700
Discounted 500 HUF tickets are available for:
- holders of a teacher's card
- children (1-6 years)
- ICOM and ICOMOS members
- guides (minimum group size 10 persons)
- for ICOM and ICOM members with a Pulszky card
- Visitors with disabilities + 1 accompanying person
Group admission for more than 10 persons HUF 3000/person Duration. Please start your visit in the time slot you have purchased.
IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS
The Permanent Exhibition, the Temporary Exhibition, as well as the Sound Dome can be visited with an entrance ticket (closed on Mondays!), for which tickets can be purchased online or in person at the ticket office of the House of Music. Our permanent exhibition is an interactive, audiovisual music history exhibition. Upon entry, we give everyone a pair of headphones, which will be your personal assistant during the exhibition. To experience the full experience of the exhibition, it is worth planning these two or three hours. Please start your visit in the purchased time slot.
Luggage, backpacks, umbrellas and bags of any size must be placed in the cloakroom or luggage lockers. It is essential to use headphones to view the permanent exhibition. The headphones can be requested from our colleagues before the entrance to the permanent exhibition. The devices also work with hearing aids, they do not interfere. The program language is currently available in Hungarian and English. Our guests with hearing aids can also visit the exhibition, but we do not recommend it for people with cochlear implants.
We recommend viewing the permanent exhibition from the age of 6.
With the exception of Fridays, our exhibitions close at 6:00 p.m. The last date for issuing tickets and entering is 4:15 p.m. On Fridays, the exhibitions can be visited with extended opening hours until 8:00 p.m., the last time for ticketing and entry is 5:45 p.m. Please leave the given area when the closing colleagues appear. With the ticket purchased online, the first two hours of parking in the Museum Underground Garage are free on the day of the visit. Please validate your parking tickets at the information desk of the Hungarian Music House.
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DOME 010 – 'Tales from the Lakeside'-day
The Lengemesék, characterized by Judit Berg, are a big crowd favorite in domestic waters, from which a TV series and two full-length cartoons were made. Now they are reviving in a new dimension not only for older kindergarten and elementary school children.
Language: hungarian
DOME 009 – Cloudhitects: Point Cloud Budapest
The next show at the Sound Dome is a point cloud journey that exhibits the sights of Budapest in a naturalistic point cloud environment. All these images begin to behave in an abstract way at a certain point in the audio-visual projection, with spaces merging into each other during the journey. The abstractions reinterpret the scanned spaces and they come to life on the surface of the Dome. The Parliament building, Chain Bridge, Várkert Bazaar, Hold Street, Heroes' Square, the Academy of Sciences, the National Gallery and the Eastern Railway Station all appear in the production.
Age limit classification
We do not recommend viewing the show for viewers under the age of 14.
DOME 008 – BOSCH The Garden of Earthly Delights
Although the Bosch exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts has ended, from December the House of Music is bringing the Garden of Earthly Delights to life. In the domed room a 360-degree projection of Miss Virgács’ (Nikolett Németh) collage animation technique sets the Dutch painter’s altar triptych in motion to the accompaniment of contemporary polyphonic choral works by Cantemus, subtly distorted and modulated by MA'AM (Anna Makay), and complemented by diabolical sound sequences.
Age limit classification
We do not recommend viewing the show for viewers under the age of 14.
DOME 007 – MÁKÓ ROZI & MÁKÓ BORI: SOURCE
The works of the composer Rozi Mákó and the media artist Bori Mákó reflect upon each other, inviting us into an (imagined) metaverse.
"This was the first memory,
the thundering spring
from which, like Eden's rivers,
the hours and the years flowed,
so that the counting could begin
of the dreams and the delusions."
SOURCE reveals an imaginary landscape of intertwining sounds and digitally created motifs through musical and visual dynamics created in real time, the details of which unfold as time progresses. The fragments can be combined with almost infinite variety, so that the slow visual changes, animated by Melinda Kádár, transform into a kind of kaleidoscopic space experience, and her sounds into a musical canon of noise melodies.
The audio-visual journey was inspired by Mónika Ferencz's book Hátam mögött dél (First Find the North Star), whose sky poems, text layers and creation story motifs "orchestrate the Universe" taking us on an adventure in a private mythological world. From darkness to light, treading the paths of no man's land, babbling out towards the sea, and soaring up to the heavens.
Music composition by Rozi MÁKÓ
Visual composition by Bori MÁKÓ
Animation by Melinda KÁDÁR
Text by Mónika FERENCZ
Co-production partner: PesText Festival, Hungarian Literary Copyright Association (MISZJE)
Creative Management: Let it Be! art agency
DOME 010 – 'Tales from the Lakeside'-day
The Lengemesék, characterized by Judit Berg, are a big crowd favorite in domestic waters, from which a TV series and two full-length cartoons were made. Now they are reviving in a new dimension not only for older kindergarten and elementary school children.
Language: hungarian
DOME 009 – Cloudhitects: Point Cloud Budapest
The next show at the Sound Dome is a point cloud journey that exhibits the sights of Budapest in a naturalistic point cloud environment. All these images begin to behave in an abstract way at a certain point in the audio-visual projection, with spaces merging into each other during the journey. The abstractions reinterpret the scanned spaces and they come to life on the surface of the Dome. The Parliament building, Chain Bridge, Várkert Bazaar, Hold Street, Heroes' Square, the Academy of Sciences, the National Gallery and the Eastern Railway Station all appear in the production.
Age limit classification
We do not recommend viewing the show for viewers under the age of 14.
DOME 008 – BOSCH The Garden of Earthly Delights
Although the Bosch exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts has ended, from December the House of Music is bringing the Garden of Earthly Delights to life. In the domed room a 360-degree projection of Miss Virgács’ (Nikolett Németh) collage animation technique sets the Dutch painter’s altar triptych in motion to the accompaniment of contemporary polyphonic choral works by Cantemus, subtly distorted and modulated by MA'AM (Anna Makay), and complemented by diabolical sound sequences.
Age limit classification
We do not recommend viewing the show for viewers under the age of 14.
DOME 007 – MÁKÓ ROZI & MÁKÓ BORI: SOURCE
The works of the composer Rozi Mákó and the media artist Bori Mákó reflect upon each other, inviting us into an (imagined) metaverse.
"This was the first memory,
the thundering spring
from which, like Eden's rivers,
the hours and the years flowed,
so that the counting could begin
of the dreams and the delusions."
SOURCE reveals an imaginary landscape of intertwining sounds and digitally created motifs through musical and visual dynamics created in real time, the details of which unfold as time progresses. The fragments can be combined with almost infinite variety, so that the slow visual changes, animated by Melinda Kádár, transform into a kind of kaleidoscopic space experience, and her sounds into a musical canon of noise melodies.
The audio-visual journey was inspired by Mónika Ferencz's book Hátam mögött dél (First Find the North Star), whose sky poems, text layers and creation story motifs "orchestrate the Universe" taking us on an adventure in a private mythological world. From darkness to light, treading the paths of no man's land, babbling out towards the sea, and soaring up to the heavens.
Music composition by Rozi MÁKÓ
Visual composition by Bori MÁKÓ
Animation by Melinda KÁDÁR
Text by Mónika FERENCZ
Co-production partner: PesText Festival, Hungarian Literary Copyright Association (MISZJE)
Creative Management: Let it Be! art agency
DOME 006 - The Intergalactic Gateway
What can the Sound Dome do? What is ’surround sound’? What is 360-degree projection? How are works produced for a unique audio-visual system like this? On this occasion, the Sound Dome itself will answer – using the voice of the actor Barbara Hegyi – more questions than you can shake a stick at, using a projection to lead the audience on a fabulous journey, illustrated with excerpts from the content currently being shown at the Dome. This short film aims partly to show the variety of ways in which the creators are able to use the technology built into the space, and partly to introduce viewers to the diversity of genres that can be explored within it. They can experience, for example, what happens when sound and image are in synch, and what it is like to have visual content responding instantly to sound and music at any given moment.
The virtual tour, which sets off from Liszt Ferenc Airport, offers visitors a playful way of exploring the complex system of the Sound Dome and its hidden potential.
Vazul Endre Mándli is the artistic curator of the new content woven together for the Sound Dome, Panni Néder is the story writer and director, while the sound engineer for the compilation is Tamás Zányi, the sound engineer for the Oscar-winning film Son of Saul, who has won multiple awards and international acclaim. The visual content was created by Gáspár Batta and András Juhász.
The screening of "Sound Dome: The Intergalactic Gateway" will be presented by the House of Music Hungary in cooperation with Budapest Airport as part of BrainBar 2022 and will then be included in the content available daily.
DOME 005 – Nagy Zétény: Would There Be A Void?
Would There Be a Void? is an experimental electro-acoustic spatial composition that leads the listener into cold, hostile, uncertain, unstable, and unexplored spaces where things that would be better left unknown are found. At first, sustained, smooth surface pitches fill the space, and then their initially ominous, static restlessness is replaced by tense variations.
The depth of the space steadily grows until it becomes too large to be filled by these sounds, and in their place appear continually jittering, moving, crackling, buzzing, snaking and straining sound objects. The direction of the reverberations begins to change, the reverberations darken and lengthen, the tension increases bringing the receiver to the realisation that they will not find peace in this space.
György Ligeti: Chamber concert excerpt + EJTECH: Formalized Music for 4 Winds
Next year, in 2023, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of György Ligeti's birth, the Hungarian Music House will adapt the composer's Chamber Concert for Thirteen Instruments to the cathedral's unique sound system. We are now starting this presentation with the first part of the work consisting of four movements.
The Chamber Concert, conducted by Marcell Dénes-Worowski and thirteen excellent musicians, was recorded at the Pannonia Film Studio, and this recording was adapted by electronic music producer and sound artist Esteban de la Torre for the cathedral's 31 speakers. The work is complemented by visual content in the space at 360 degrees, for which visual artist and media designer András Juhász used light as the main visual element in an abstract way. Several of Ligeti's works are defined by playing with timbres, which are supported by groups of instruments, so-called set patterns. The twenty-minute Chamber Concert presents one of the main essences of Ligeti's work on the multi-channel system of the cathedral, partly in a pedagogical way, by breaking down these sets and moving the sounds in space.
After the first part that previews next year's presentation, Esteban de la Torre's audiovisual production, Formalized Music for 4 Winds, created under the name EJTECH, can also be seen and heard at the DOME_LIVE 004 presentation. Inspired by Iannis Xenakis, EJTECH's work using sound as a physical building block, Formalized Music for 4 Winds, presents a composition based on the fluidity of noise and the interweaving of dynamic systems, where the spatial, quasi-stochastic distribution of sound sources aims to provide each listener with a unique acoustic experience. part of. The work goes around the fact that the phenomenology of sound is essential in creating the reality we experience. The curators of DOME_004 are Hedvig Somogyi and Endre Vazul Mándli.
Lighthouse
Sound Dome - DOME 003 Lighthouse
In Debrecen, scientific research has a centuries-old tradition, today it is an important international center of nuclear physics, and on the outskirts of the city, in Hortobágy, there is a unique area on the continent with the least light pollution, where the lights of the Universe can be observed unobstructed.
The city's relationship with light art dates back decades, including the erection of the country's first luminokinetic sculpture by Béla Tilles in 1975. The Lighthouse Association was founded in Debrecen in 2021 with the undisguised intention of becoming one of the international centers of light culture - taking care of the heritage of Hungarian science and art, giving way to the present aspirations and actively shaping the future - where science, technology, innovation, education and art meet and work together; where the natural environment, scientific, educational and cultural institutions and actors form an inspiring ecosystem for the most diverse aspects of thinking about light, dealing with light.
This time, the creative team of Lighthouse will present a selection of dome films in the Sound Dome of the Hungarian House of Music. The 360-degree canvas brings to life 6 different creations that surround the viewer. Where they travel, where they make you think, and where they create a meditative audiovisual experience for audiovisual transcendence.
Creators
1. Eclipse (2:29 minutes) - picture and sound: Cloudhitects (Dániel Besnyő, Patrik Kiss) - laser scan: Totalscan (Gábor Tóth)
2. Space cut (5:25 minutes) - picture and sound: Viktor Vicsek
3. Klara and the Sun (3:32 minutes) - picture: Ivó Kovács - sound: József Iszlai
4. Ratio (4:07 minutes) - picture: XYZ (László András Nagy) - sound: Siblicity (Gábor Halász, Péter Halász)
5. Resonautica (5:00 minutes) - picture: Burning Bulbs - sound: Csilla Domonkos
6. Escape (5:00 minutes) - concept and 3D animation: László Zsolt Bordos - music: Jóhann Jóhannson
DOME 006 - The Intergalactic Gateway
What can the Sound Dome do? What is ’surround sound’? What is 360-degree projection? How are works produced for a unique audio-visual system like this? On this occasion, the Sound Dome itself will answer – using the voice of the actor Barbara Hegyi – more questions than you can shake a stick at, using a projection to lead the audience on a fabulous journey, illustrated with excerpts from the content currently being shown at the Dome. This short film aims partly to show the variety of ways in which the creators are able to use the technology built into the space, and partly to introduce viewers to the diversity of genres that can be explored within it. They can experience, for example, what happens when sound and image are in synch, and what it is like to have visual content responding instantly to sound and music at any given moment.
The virtual tour, which sets off from Liszt Ferenc Airport, offers visitors a playful way of exploring the complex system of the Sound Dome and its hidden potential.
Vazul Endre Mándli is the artistic curator of the new content woven together for the Sound Dome, Panni Néder is the story writer and director, while the sound engineer for the compilation is Tamás Zányi, the sound engineer for the Oscar-winning film Son of Saul, who has won multiple awards and international acclaim. The visual content was created by Gáspár Batta and András Juhász.
The screening of "Sound Dome: The Intergalactic Gateway" will be presented by the House of Music Hungary in cooperation with Budapest Airport as part of BrainBar 2022 and will then be included in the content available daily.
DOME 005 – Nagy Zétény: Would There Be A Void?
Would There Be a Void? is an experimental electro-acoustic spatial composition that leads the listener into cold, hostile, uncertain, unstable, and unexplored spaces where things that would be better left unknown are found. At first, sustained, smooth surface pitches fill the space, and then their initially ominous, static restlessness is replaced by tense variations.
The depth of the space steadily grows until it becomes too large to be filled by these sounds, and in their place appear continually jittering, moving, crackling, buzzing, snaking and straining sound objects. The direction of the reverberations begins to change, the reverberations darken and lengthen, the tension increases bringing the receiver to the realisation that they will not find peace in this space.
György Ligeti: Chamber concert excerpt + EJTECH: Formalized Music for 4 Winds
Next year, in 2023, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of György Ligeti's birth, the Hungarian Music House will adapt the composer's Chamber Concert for Thirteen Instruments to the cathedral's unique sound system. We are now starting this presentation with the first part of the work consisting of four movements.
The Chamber Concert, conducted by Marcell Dénes-Worowski and thirteen excellent musicians, was recorded at the Pannonia Film Studio, and this recording was adapted by electronic music producer and sound artist Esteban de la Torre for the cathedral's 31 speakers. The work is complemented by visual content in the space at 360 degrees, for which visual artist and media designer András Juhász used light as the main visual element in an abstract way. Several of Ligeti's works are defined by playing with timbres, which are supported by groups of instruments, so-called set patterns. The twenty-minute Chamber Concert presents one of the main essences of Ligeti's work on the multi-channel system of the cathedral, partly in a pedagogical way, by breaking down these sets and moving the sounds in space.
After the first part that previews next year's presentation, Esteban de la Torre's audiovisual production, Formalized Music for 4 Winds, created under the name EJTECH, can also be seen and heard at the DOME_LIVE 004 presentation. Inspired by Iannis Xenakis, EJTECH's work using sound as a physical building block, Formalized Music for 4 Winds, presents a composition based on the fluidity of noise and the interweaving of dynamic systems, where the spatial, quasi-stochastic distribution of sound sources aims to provide each listener with a unique acoustic experience. part of. The work goes around the fact that the phenomenology of sound is essential in creating the reality we experience. The curators of DOME_004 are Hedvig Somogyi and Endre Vazul Mándli.
Lighthouse
Sound Dome - DOME 003 Lighthouse
In Debrecen, scientific research has a centuries-old tradition, today it is an important international center of nuclear physics, and on the outskirts of the city, in Hortobágy, there is a unique area on the continent with the least light pollution, where the lights of the Universe can be observed unobstructed.
The city's relationship with light art dates back decades, including the erection of the country's first luminokinetic sculpture by Béla Tilles in 1975. The Lighthouse Association was founded in Debrecen in 2021 with the undisguised intention of becoming one of the international centers of light culture - taking care of the heritage of Hungarian science and art, giving way to the present aspirations and actively shaping the future - where science, technology, innovation, education and art meet and work together; where the natural environment, scientific, educational and cultural institutions and actors form an inspiring ecosystem for the most diverse aspects of thinking about light, dealing with light.
This time, the creative team of Lighthouse will present a selection of dome films in the Sound Dome of the Hungarian House of Music. The 360-degree canvas brings to life 6 different creations that surround the viewer. Where they travel, where they make you think, and where they create a meditative audiovisual experience for audiovisual transcendence.
Creators
1. Eclipse (2:29 minutes) - picture and sound: Cloudhitects (Dániel Besnyő, Patrik Kiss) - laser scan: Totalscan (Gábor Tóth)
2. Space cut (5:25 minutes) - picture and sound: Viktor Vicsek
3. Klara and the Sun (3:32 minutes) - picture: Ivó Kovács - sound: József Iszlai
4. Ratio (4:07 minutes) - picture: XYZ (László András Nagy) - sound: Siblicity (Gábor Halász, Péter Halász)
5. Resonautica (5:00 minutes) - picture: Burning Bulbs - sound: Csilla Domonkos
6. Escape (5:00 minutes) - concept and 3D animation: László Zsolt Bordos - music: Jóhann Jóhannson
Sound Dome - DOME 002 - Moment's Notice
Moment's Notice (György Kurtág Jr., Miklós Lukács and László Gőz) was inspired by John Cage's idea that contemporary music can only be talked about in the presence of the audience, in the fleeting reality of the moment, in the context of 21st century jazz, European classical and electronic music.
The musical experience is coupled with an interactive projection, in which the sounding compositions are transformed from the visual world of László Moholy-Nagy into visual signs and a kind of notes on the screen. The animated visual material was created by the BINAURA art collective, which Szabolcs Keresztes connects live with the voices. The guest performer of the production is Kornél Fekete-Kovács, a composer and trumpet player, one of the most significant figures in 21st century Hungarian jazz and contemporary music.
DOME 001 - Siblicity
Siblicity – created by the brothers Péter and Gábor Halász – invites you on a journey of self-discovery, a kind of hypnosis, with visual content provided by Makró VJ and András Nagy.
The ever-evolving layers of visual and audio worlds that mix analogue and digital techniques merge into three-dimensional audio-visual content. Using a microscope, Macro VJ creates his own universe and visual gestures from materials collected in nature. For this work, bird feathers and leaves were collected and placed under the microscope, which András Nagy has set into dialogue with animated visual content that projects onto the sound dome screen. In a strange vision of colours and geometric patterns, everyone can actually visualise whatever they wish, and to the extent their imagination allows. They are feathers and plant vines, yet they can be compared to the blood vessels of the human body. Free association is permitted, but the experience is hypnotic.
Creators: Siblicity (Péter and Gábor Halász), András Nagy, Makro VJ (Dávid Kara, Aniko Skribek)
Age rating
This performance is not recommended for children under the age of 12.
Warning to those at risk of photosensitivity attacks
A small percentage of people may suffer seizures when exposed to certain visual images, including the flashing lights and patterns that form part of the show.
Photo credit: Orsolya Varga
Sound Dome - DOME 000 Moods
It is a unique creation, its possibilities are unpredictable. You have to come here from time to time to get to know the latest discoveries. The first message conveys the sounds and images of the Carpathian Basin from a special auditory and visual perspective.
Sound Dome - DOME 002 - Moment's Notice
Moment's Notice (György Kurtág Jr., Miklós Lukács and László Gőz) was inspired by John Cage's idea that contemporary music can only be talked about in the presence of the audience, in the fleeting reality of the moment, in the context of 21st century jazz, European classical and electronic music.
The musical experience is coupled with an interactive projection, in which the sounding compositions are transformed from the visual world of László Moholy-Nagy into visual signs and a kind of notes on the screen. The animated visual material was created by the BINAURA art collective, which Szabolcs Keresztes connects live with the voices. The guest performer of the production is Kornél Fekete-Kovács, a composer and trumpet player, one of the most significant figures in 21st century Hungarian jazz and contemporary music.
DOME 001 - Siblicity
Siblicity – created by the brothers Péter and Gábor Halász – invites you on a journey of self-discovery, a kind of hypnosis, with visual content provided by Makró VJ and András Nagy.
The ever-evolving layers of visual and audio worlds that mix analogue and digital techniques merge into three-dimensional audio-visual content. Using a microscope, Macro VJ creates his own universe and visual gestures from materials collected in nature. For this work, bird feathers and leaves were collected and placed under the microscope, which András Nagy has set into dialogue with animated visual content that projects onto the sound dome screen. In a strange vision of colours and geometric patterns, everyone can actually visualise whatever they wish, and to the extent their imagination allows. They are feathers and plant vines, yet they can be compared to the blood vessels of the human body. Free association is permitted, but the experience is hypnotic.
Creators: Siblicity (Péter and Gábor Halász), András Nagy, Makro VJ (Dávid Kara, Aniko Skribek)
Age rating
This performance is not recommended for children under the age of 12.
Warning to those at risk of photosensitivity attacks
A small percentage of people may suffer seizures when exposed to certain visual images, including the flashing lights and patterns that form part of the show.
Photo credit: Orsolya Varga
Sound Dome - DOME 000 Moods
It is a unique creation, its possibilities are unpredictable. You have to come here from time to time to get to know the latest discoveries. The first message conveys the sounds and images of the Carpathian Basin from a special auditory and visual perspective.
Sound Dome
Opening hours
Monday Closed(Closed on the first Tuesday and Wednesday of every month)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Cash register closing and last entry to the Sound Dome: 5:30 p.m.
Friday 10:30 - 20:00 Box office closing and last screening: 19:30
Ticket prices
full-price entrance fee 2000 HUF
50% discounted entry (child from 3 years old, student*/pensioner*, teacher) 1000 HUF
*Child ticket: 3-6 years old
*Student ticket: between the ages of 6 and 26 with a student ID
*Pensioner ticket: holders of a pensioner's card, regardless of age
*Entrance is free for children under 3 years of age
Important informations
The Sound Dome can be visited with an entrance ticket (closed on Mondays!), for which tickets can be purchased online or in person at the ticket office of the House of Music Hungary. Please arrive on time in the purchased time slot, otherwise colleagues may refuse entry after the screening has started.
Creative Sound Space
Opening hours
Monday Closed (Also closed on the first Tuesday of every month)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Cash register closing and last entry to the Creative Sound Space 4:30 p.m.
Friday 10:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Cash register closing and last entry to the Creative Sound Space 6:30 p.m. We recommend viewing Creative Sound Space for ages 4 and up.
Ticket prices
full price ticket 2000 HUF
50% discounted entry (student*/retired*/teacher) 1000 HUF
*Child ticket: up to 4-6 years old
*Student ticket: between the ages of 6 and 26 with a student ID
*Pensioner ticket: holders of a pensioner's card, regardless of age
*Entrance is free for children under 4 years of age
IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS
Luggage, backpacks, umbrellas and bags of any size must be placed in the cloakroom or luggage lockers. In order to use the discounted tickets, eligibility must always be clearly proven when entering the program!
