Wine Wednesdays | CSONTVÁRY – GULÁCSY

If it’s Wednesday, it’s Wine Wednesday!

One of the most popular series of programs of the Hungarian National Gallery awaits visitors interested in fine arts and wine this year as well. The event once again offers a colourful program in July: special exhibitions, live music and a wine tasting await art lovers on Wednesday evenings. The theme of this year’s Wine Wednesdays is organised around our greatest artists: Csontváry and Gulácsy, Szinyei and Ferenczy, Munkácsy and Mednyánszky, and Courbet, Monet and Renoir are the focus of the programs.

This summer, the audience of Wine Wednesdays can see several special exhibitions: on the evenings of July, they can visit the Art Deco Budapest. Posters, Lifestyle and the City (1925–1938), Dancing 1925 – Hungarian Artists in Parisian Nightlife and Towards the Ideal. Belgian Symbolist Sculpture in the Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts.

Don’t miss Wine Wednesday this year either, and enjoy the wonderful panorama from the terrace of the National Gallery in the company of a couple of fine glasses of wine!

CSONTVÁRY – GULÁCSY

WINE | Somszög Winery, Tokaj

MUSIC | Krisztián Oláh and Kálmán Oláh

The Dome can be visited until 9.30 pm

PRICES:
FULL PRICE TICKET: HUF 4,400
REDUCED PRICE TICKETS*: HUF 3,400
(* For our visitors who are entitled to a discounted ticket of at least 50% during normal opening hours.)

Discounts during normal opening hours are not valid during Wine Wednesday. Free admission is not available – except for the Patrons of the Friends of the Museum, who will be able to participate in the Wine Wednesday events free of charge in 2022 as well.
Supporting members have a discount on the event.

*Reduced price tickets are available for:
– persons who qualify for free entry to our exhibitions during regular opening hours;
– visitors under 26 (citizens of the European Economic Area);
– visitors over 62 (citizens of the European Economic Area);
– members of the Friends of the Hungarian National Gallery.

Getting here:
By bus from Deák tér (no. 16) or Széll Kálmán tér (no. 16, 16/A or 116), on foot or by the Castle Hill funicular from Clark Ádám tér, or by elevator from Dózsa György tér.

We reserve the right to change the programme.