Jurisics Castle
A fortress in northwestern Hungary named after Croatian nobleman Nikola Jurišić, Jurisics Castle stands in the historic town…
A fortress in northwestern Hungary named after Croatian nobleman Nikola Jurišić, Jurisics Castle stands in the historic town…
An Orthodox Jewish synagogue completed in 1913, the Kazinczy Street Synagogue is one of the most characteristic works…
On the southwestern bank of the Danube in Budapest's 11th district stands one of Central Europe's most remarkable…
A Neolog Jewish synagogue completed in 1912 in Budapest's Tenth District, now the Temple of Everybody, a Pentecostal…
A twentieth-century Hungarian music education method rooted in folk song, now inscribed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, bringing…
In the gable allegory of this villa, the figure of Architecture measures a scale model — and is…
Budapest's largest Jewish cemetery, preserving the history and memory of the city's Jewish community across generations.
Hungary's largest musical instrument collection, founded in 1979 in Kecskemét, showcases domestic and international instruments representing diverse musical…
Liszt founded the school in 1875. A generation later it got the building it deserved.
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