Magazine

The Museum of Ethnography’s grandiose permanent exhibition is currently being mounted
Actualities
The Museum of Ethnography’s grandiose permanent exhibition is currently being mounted

The Museum of Ethnography’s new permanent exhibition, currently being mounted, will present a greater part of the institution’s collection than ever before. The exhibition space with a floor area of more than three thousand square metres can be visited from September with nearly three thousand artefacts on display. The Museum of Ethnography’s new, modern building, constructed in the City Park within the framework of the Liget Budapest project and meeting the professional and visitor needs of the 21st-century, has attracted more than half a million visitors since its opening in 2022.

World's Best Use of Music in Property Development
Successes
World's Best Use of Music in Property Development

The House of Hungarian Music, which is being built as part of the Liget Budapest Project, has won the World's Best Use of Music in Property Development at the American Music Cities Awards, one of the world's most professional music and trade award ceremonies, the Városliget Zrt. CEO Benedek Gyorgyevics has announced. The unique building was placed in the top three of the Best European Development category, before taking the main prize in the Best Use Of Music In Property Development/Real Estate category.

The reconstruction of the Museum of Fine Arts Recognised with the Europa Nostra Award
Successes
The reconstruction of the Museum of Fine Arts Recognised with the Europa Nostra Award

The all-encompassing reconstruction of the Museum of Fine Arts has been recognised with one of the most prestigious international heritage protection awards. The museum reopened in 2018 after its renovation won the Europa nostra Award, the European Union’s Cultural Heritage Award, in the Conservation category. The three-year reconstruction, designed by Ybl Prize laureate architect István Mányi, was implemented within the framework of the Liget Budapest Project.