Open: until 21 Marc 2012.
10 - 18 every day, except Mondays,
Liszt Ferenc Emlékmúzeum (Ferenc Liszt Memory Museum)
Budapest VI. Vörösmarty utca 35.
Telephone number: +361-342-7320

Liszt always supported the Hungarian culture as a performer and especially as a composer.
His music was present at almost every important Hungarian event.
The exhibition highlites the compositions which were created in Budapest: the Coronation Mass, the Ode for St. Cecile the melodrama Des toten Dichters Liebe, the Via Crucis, or the Symphonic Poem „The Battle of Huns” which was finished and performed or the first time here.
He gave lots of benefit concerts and held concerts at his Hungarian poets, writers and artists   friends saloon as Munkácsy or Jókai.
The exhibition presents Liszt’s ecclesiastical acquaintances as well.
The exhibition on the ground floor  introduces Liszt’s relationships in Hungary.
Liszt understood the Hungarian language and didn’t need an interpreter.
Among the documents there is beautiful guestbook of the nonnes with the signature of Liszt. 
The Visitors can buy a beautiful book in English and Hungarian language: “Following Franz Liszt’s footsteps in Budapest”.

Open: every day 10 - 18, until 18th March 2012, except Mondays.
Magyar Kereskedelmi és Vendéglátó-ipari Múzeum
Budapest II. Korona tér 13-17.

Most people probably remember Zórád as illustrator of comic books as the Nameless Castle or Winnetou which were created with the texts of Tibor Cs. Horváth.
It’s time to get acquainted Ernő Zórád, the legend!

2-6 February 2011.
19.00.
Fővárosi Nagycirkusz
Budapest XIV. Állatkerti Krt. 12/a (In the City park)
Telephone: +36-1-343-8300

The best artists of the world!

2-5 February 2012.
10:00 - 16:00 daily
Budapest Zoo
Budapest XIV. Állatkerti körút 6-12.
Phone: +361-273-4901

If you like the animals, the bears, the Teddy bears and the honey, this is an ideal visit for you and for your children!
Nice programs, good food - and many Teddy bears!

4 February 2012.
19:00
22 February
4 March
RAM Coloseeum
Budapest XIII. Kárpát utca 23-25.
Telephone: +36-1-222-5254, +36-1-222-5253

A new Hungarian Historical Rock Opera about the first steps of the Hungarians in Europe.

4 February 2012. 19:00
5 February 2012. 17:00
SYMA Hall
Budapest XIV. Dózsa György út 1.
Telephone: +36-1-460-1100

You can see not only the motocross race, but gocarts, quads and supermotos too!

5 February 2012.
19.00.
Fővárosi Operett Szinház
Budapest VI. Nagymező utca 17 (Nearest metro stop: Opera)
Phone: +361-312-4866

The global thriumph of The Ball at the Savoy started on 23rd December in 1932 in Berlin.
The premiere was conducted by the composer himself.
The protagonists were 3 outstanding Hungarian actors Gitta Alpár,Rózsi Bársony and Oszkár Dénes.
After the premiere the operetta was set on the stages of all European capitals, from London to Vienna.
Revue,operetta in studio space with a single piano in the Chamber Hall of the Budapest Operetta Theatre the youngest artists of the theatre will play the legendary roles.
The story of the operetta is still very actual and frivolous and the melodies of the  famous songs as the Tangolita or Take care little one, are evergreen.

6 February 2012.
19.00.
Fővárosi Operett Szinház
Budapest VI. Nagymező utca 17
Telephone: +361-312-4866

Jenő Huszka’s magnificent operetta is a mixture of passion and comic situations.
This time The Baronesse Lili the operetta-dream will be played on the
intimate stage of the Raktárszínház, with the cooperation of nine actors,one musician and an incredible story.

7 February 2012.
20.00.
Petőfi Csarnok Music Café
Budapest XIV. Zichy Mihály út 14.
It is in the City Park.
Nearest metro stop: “Széchenyi fürdő”.
Phone number: +36-1-363-3730

Ken Hensley (ex Uriah Heep) comes to Budapest again!
Ticket: HUF 4900

8, 12, 23, 24, 26, 28 February 2012
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Andrássy út 22.
Phone: +361-353-0170

Ballet in two Acts.
In the story we can meet many likeable characters.
Lise wants to marry the poor Colas despite her mother’s prohibition,even the silly Alain the other suitor is a cute figure and at the backyard of the farm house there are chickens and roosters,even a  live pony, which is always a big hit among children.
Ashton’s choreography combines demanding dance with humour and  funny situations.

Composer: Ferdinand Hérold
Choreographer: Sir Frederick Ashton
Music revised: John Lanchbery
Libretto: Jean Dauberval
Conductor: Kálmán Szennai