Chain Bridge

Parliament

Basilica

Fishermen's Bastion

Heroes' Square

Elizabeth Bridge

Semmelweis

65 sq.m., 6 beds, 3 rooms, fully- equipped kitchen and bathroom with toilet.
Prices: 60-90 €

Rákóczi studio

32 sq.m., 4 beds, one room, fully- equipped kitchen and bathroom with toilet.
Prices: 40-60 €

Kígyó

45 sq.m., 4 beds, two separate rooms, kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet. Prices: 50-70 €

December 27, 2007 at 19.00.

Location: SYMA Hall

XIV. Ifjúság útja 2.

www.syma.hu

The story takes place in ancient Egypt, telling the story of the Egyptian commander Radames who falls in love with the enslaved Ethiopian princess Aida, even though he has already been promised to Amneris, the daughter of the pharaoh. An interplay of passionate love and political necessities determines the tragic course of the story.

30 December 2007. 18.00.

Budapest Congress Center

XII. Jagelló út 1-3.

31 December 2007. 20.30.

Hungarian State Opera House

VI. Andrássy út 22.

The Bat

Excerpts from Johann Straus’ popular Operetta

Exclusive company - enchanting milieu

Gala dinner of the Gundel Restaurant with the excellent wines Brilliant Holding and Eszesvin

free bar - ball, dance until dawn

www.viparts.hu

From the 1st of September until the 5th of February

10-18.

Millenáris Park Budapest

Address: II. Kis Rókus street 16.

(Nearest metro stop: “Moszkva tér”)

Tickets: from HUF 1500 to 3900.

Since 1991, the Titanic exhibition has attracted 16 million visitors in 18 countries of the world. In Central Europe, Hungary is the first country to welcome the exhibition.

At the Titanic exhibition, a collection of several thousand artifacts retrieved from the bottom of the ocean can be seen. The exhibition is trying to make the event more hands-on for visitors through the reconstruction of some of the ship’s rooms – first class and steerage cabins, corridors and the boiler room. The expert background noises, music, and the special lighting all help visitors of the exhibition experience the excitement of the Southampton launch, the luxury of the first class, the puritan style of the third class, the hard work of those working next to the boilers in the engine room, and the unbreakable strength the captain’s bridge.
The incomparable atmosphere and uniqueness of the Titanic exhibition are solely down to the excellently preserved and almost hands-on artifacts. Among these, you can find china preserved in fantastic condition, highly decorated crystal bottles and personal belongings of the travelers, including glasses, wallets, and clothes.
The exhibition appeals to all senses of the visitors. They can touch a real iceberg so that they can sense how mercilessly cold the water was on the night of the disaster.

Mr. Vencel Garamvári from Balatonlelle has been choosen “winemaker of the Year’ in Hungary by the Hungarian Academy of Wine.
His top wines: Sínai Cabernet Sauvignon (2001), Balatonlellei Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot Cuvée (2003), Balatonlellei Irsai Olivér (2004).
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10th of November 20.00.

Jövő Háza Teátrum - in Millenáris Park, near “Moszkva tér” metro stop

Prices: HUF 7900

Joshua Redman (born in 1969) is a famous American saxophonist. He graduated from Harvard University. He won the International Jazz Saxophone Competition in 1991, and focusing on his musical career. Redman continued to develop his style throughout the 1990s.

He continued to work with various quartets until forming a new trio, Elastic, with keyboardist Sam Yahel and drummer Brian Blade. The trio debuted under the moniker, Yaya3, producing one album under this name. The same group of musicians made up the core on Joshua’s “Elastic” album, before becoming known as the Joshua Redman Elastic Band.

On his latest album, Back East, Redman pays tribute to Sonny Rollins’ 1957 Way Out West, teaming up with several musicians, including Brian Blade, Christian McBride, Al Jackson, Joe Lovano, and his late father Dewey Redman, to form various trios to complete the several tracks that make up the work.

31 December 2007 - 13 January 2008.

Magyar Theatre Budapest

VII. Erzsébet körút 21.

www.vampirokbalja.com

After Vienna, Stuttgart, Hamburg and Berlin, the cult musical directed by Roman Polanski has finally arrived to Budapest. All over the world, the special, spectacular, humorous and fascinating musical have went on to sell over five million tickets so far. Evening by evening, the audience of the full packed Magyar Theatre gives thanks to actors and actresses for the outstanding performance by standing ovation. To this day, the play was seen by many thousand people, many of them from all age groups attended the mystiically seductive musical several times. The show will go on from December 31 with the New Year’s Eve performance.

Giant dinosauruses of Patagonia in an exhibition

Hungarian Natural History Museum

Address: Budapest VIII. Ludovika tér 2-6.

March 10th - Nov. 19th 2007. 10-18, except Tuesday

Ticket: 1300 HUF

www.dinok.hu

18. Nov. 2007. 20.00.

Petőfi Csarnok
Address: XIV. Zichy Miháy út 14. (in the City Park. Nearest metro stop: “Széchenyi fürdő”.)Guest: Tamás Somló

Tickets: 3500 HUF

“Szukaj, Burz, Buduj” “Search, Break, Build”

SBB (Silezian Blues Band) is a legend of the Polish progressiv rock.

Founded at 1971 in Katowice

Now presents the new album: “The rock” and old songs too.

Jozef Skrzek - keyboards, singer

Apostolis Anthonys - guitar

Gábor Németh - drums