Museum of Music History — Attraction in Budapest

It was a very lovely journey that makes the museum worth the visit. And I only entered for 500ft. Inside, there are all kinds of documents and musical instruments and related art inspired by music. There are halls and special rooms decorated for specific Hungarian musicians. You get to read short bios and what makes each one special. You also get to see the workshops of musical instruments and how they were made. But the most memorable, exciting, and special thing about this museum is the big piano with the sign "play me". It allows visitors to play music themselves. One of the visitors was a professional and I was able to enjoy listening to classical music while he was playing on the piano. In short, it's highly recommended for those who appreciate and...

Visiting the Hungarian Museum of Music History was an absolutely wonderful and memorable experience! The museum offers a fascinating collection of historical instruments, valuable documents, and engaging exhibitions that provide deep insight into Hungary's rich musical heritage.

What truly made the visit exceptional was the incredibly friendly and professional staff. From the reception to the security personnel, everyone was welcoming, helpful, and genuinely passionate about making visitors feel comfortable. Their kindness and enthusiasm created a warm and inviting atmosphere, making the experience even more enjoyable.

I highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in music and history—it’s an amazing place with outstanding...

I thought this was going to exclusively a collection of old classical orchestral musical instruments. Whilst indeed this does constitute a substantial and presumably permanent part of the Museum; there are currently additional (temporary) exhibitions here beginning with a tribute to Gyorgy Ligeti, celebrating the Centenary of his birth. Another exhibition relates to Laszlo Lajtha, a memorial room is dedicated to him containing his personal furniture e.g. Writing Table, Bosendorfer Piano etc. With no specific interest in these musicians I enjoyed the wonderful collection of old classical orchestral instruments the most, particularly the wide range of pianos. Note, cash only entrance fee, 2000 huf and no...