Hopp Ferenc Ázsiai Művészeti Múzeum

Kinga Mereg 3 months ago

The entry is free and it is a very nice little garden. The small statues at the top of the round gate are very detailed. We just took a walk in the garden but the museum is also nice.

Aleksandar Uzelac a year ago

A very interesting museum in the heart of Budapest, featuring a vast collection but limited exhibition space. As a result, only temporary exhibitions are organized. The museum's oriental-style garden is also well worth a visit.

T P a year ago

The Museum is quite small however was reasonably priced £4 to enter and the fee included the garden. We were disappointed with the hospitality shown by the staff they came across as abrupt and that we were in the way. We had received a wonderful reception in other venues so this really stood out as different.

Makar Ulitin 2 years ago

Apparently, the student discount, mentioned on the website, is no longer available. Only EU citizens can pay 1500, the rest 2000. Many photos of which displayed in Google Maps are expositions from previous exhibits. All of them are temporary, so don’t plan on seeing anything particular or something that caught your eye. The showrooms take only one floor. The current one is the collection of Peter Vay, a monastery worker and Japanese culture enthusiast. 5 rooms altogether. The best part of the museum is the outside garden - moon gates, statues and stunning plants, like bamboo and Japanese maple. However, garden looked accessible without a ticket. I suggest visiting it and taking close look on the current theme inside not to get disappointed.

Lenka Ch 4 years ago

I found this place by accident but it was one of the highlights of my trip. It is tiny, yes, but absolutely worth it. The lady at the desk is super lovely. The exhibit is very interesting but the best part was the small garden. They have lovely Buddhist statues and it is a serene place to just sit and rest after walking around the city.