One of the world’s most spectacular archaeological exhibitions traces the centuries-long rise of the Qin Empire between the 8th BC and 3rd centuries AC, and includes important ceremonial objects and symbols of the period.
The exhibition covering more than 3,000 square metres features almost 3,600 artefacts in 8 thematic units. The creation of a new exhibition of Hungarian and international themes covering an area three times the size of the Kossuth Square building had an impact on the Museum’s public spaces, offering various novelties and services to enhance visitor experience.
On February 17, 2026, a Serbian guest exhibition opened at the Museum of Ethnography, showcasing outstanding examples of Serbian medieval Christian cultural heritage. The exhibition is open to visitors between February 18 and March 15, 2026.
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The Museum of Fine Arts’ large-scale presentation of the famous Chinese terracotta warriors runs from 28 November 2025 to 25 May 2026. At the centre of the exhibition spanning more than a millennium is one of the most renowned archaeological discoveries in the world: the Chinese terracotta army and the age of the First Emperor of China.
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