What to do and see in Budapest in July 2024?
Discover the numerous events and activities we have selected for your visit to Budapest in July.
The calendar for Budapest in July 2024 is regularly updated as soon as new events are announced that attract our full attention.
CONCERTS ST. STEPHEN’S BASILICA
For Information of St. Stepen’s Basilica Concert and tickets
– click here
Address: St. Stephen’s Basilica, Szent István ter 1, 5th district, Pest – map –
MATTHIAS CHURCH CONCERT – Budapest in July
The beautiful Matthias Church in Buda’s Old Town holds classical music concerts several times a month with the Budapest Duna String Orchestra.
Spend an evening in this unique venue and enjoy a magical classical concert performed by the Duna String Orchestra and violin soloist Gabora Gyula:
Information about Matthias Church Concerts and tickets – click here
Address: Matthias church, Szentháromság tér 2, 1st district, Buda – map –
Watch this beautiful video of the Matthias Church in Budapest on this link.
Budapest Cruises on the Danube River
Discover Budapest with a cruise on the Danube (45mn-1h), day and night, to admire Buda Castle, Matthias Church, the Hungarian Parliament, the Citadel, the famous Hotel Gellért, and many more! :
For Cruise information in Budapest – click here
You also have the opportunity to dine during your cruise
while admiring Budapest by night!
In the evening departing at 19:45, you can enjoy a two hour cruise on the Danube accompanied by a dinner and the musical performance of local Hungarian artists:
Information and booking – dinner cruise – click here
‘The World of Banksy’ exhibition until 22 September 2024
Banksy is the world’s most famous and controversial British graffiti artist, turning streets into giant canvases across the globe, from London to New York, Gaza to Tokyo. The exhibition ‘The World of Banksy’ presents over 100 works, murals, canvases and videos covering the whole of his output, from paintings from the very first phase of his career to his final years, from works created using the graffiti technique by hand to those created using stencils, which allow for faster execution. Presented for the first time in Budapest, this exhibition takes place in the Komplex gallery, whose exposed brick walls, dynamic lighting and careful staging make for a complete and immersive experience!
‘The World of Banksy’ exhibition and ticket information – click here
Address: Komplex, Király utca 26, 1061 Pest – map – website. Open every day from 10 am to 6 pm. Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 20:00.
FORMULA 1 Grand Prix – Budapest in July
The Hungarian Formula 1 Grand Prix will take place in Budapest from July 19 to Sunday July 21, 2024. The Hungaroring racing circuit, located 20 km north-east of Budapest, has hosted the Hungarian Grand Prix since 1986 and nearly 210,000 spectators admire in 2022 the victory of the pilot Max Verstappen. Further information on our dedicated article on this link.
National Opera – Budapest in July
After more than 4 years of renovation, the Hungarian National Opera reopened its doors in 2022! With a capacity of 1200 seats, the National Opera of Budapest inaugurated in 1884 is an iconic place of the Hungarian capital. Discover its architectural beauty and the quality of its representations for an unique evening!
Information about the Budapest Opera, programs and tickets – click here
Budapest Opera House Guided Tour
Discover the second largest stage in Europe on this guided tour of the Hungarian State Opera House, a must-see on your trip to Budapest!
A tour of the Opera House of about 60 minutes starts daily at 13.30, 15.00 and 16.30 in English, including a 10mn concert! Booking at least 1 week in advance strongly recommended.
Information Opera House Guided Tour
and booking – click here
SPARTY bath parties at the Széchényi baths in July
The Széchenyi Baths host the Sparty parties on Saturday evenings in their outdoor baths. In this impressive setting you will experience animations, dancers, 3D projections and DJs live sets for a unique party !
Information SPARTY event and tickets – click here
Video of the Sparty event:
The Széchenyi baths can be reached by public transport via the Metro M1 – Széchenyi fürdő station – and the trolley bus 72 – Széchenyi fürdő station.
Address: Széchenyi baths, Állatkerti krt. 9th – 14th district, Pest.
