Practical information
Contact:
NEO Contemporary Art Space
1146 Budapest, Olof Palme sétány 1. (in the building of the House of the Hungarian Millennium)
Phone number: +361 374 3173
E-mail: info@millenniumhaza.hu
Opening hours of the House of the Hungarian Millennium - NEO Contemporary Art Space:
Monday: closed
Tuesday-Sunday: opens at 10:00, closing hour is accordingly to that of the Millennium Café&Restaurant. For more information please visit their website.
Opening hours of ticket office in the House:
Monday: closed
Tuesday: 10:00-14:00 (lunch break: 12:00-12:45)
Wednesday: 10:000-13:00 (lunch break: 12:00-12:45)
Thursday: 10:00-16:00 (lunch break: 12:00-12:45)
Friday: 10:00-13:00 (lunch break: 12:00-12:45)
Saturday: 10:00-15:30 (lunch break: 12:30-13:15)
Sunday: 10:00-16:00 (lunch break: 12:30-13:15)
Means of payment:
Online ticket booking: credit/debit card
Ticket purchase in the House: cash or credit/debit card
In case of cash payment, we can accept only Hungarian Forint.
Invoice, voucher:
In case you bought tickets online an invoice is to be issued. When buying ticket on site you can choose between the invoice and receipt.
Access
By car
For those coming by car there are 800 parking spaces in the Museum Underground Parking facility on Dózsa György Street.
By public transport
By trolley bus 70 it is a few minute walk from Olof Palme sétány stop, it is not far from the stops of trolley buses 74 and 75 in Ajtósi Dürer Sor and Zichy Géza utca. It is maximum 25-minute walk from the M1 (Millennium Underground) Széchenyi Fürdő station.
Accessibility
Persons with reduced mobility can access the main entrance with an external lift on the side of the main staircase, which can be called by pressing the signal button. There is a separate elevator inside the building for -1. and level 0, which can be used independently.
Cloakroom
The cloakroom is free. Prior to visiting the exhibition, please, leave your bags, backpacks, umbrella and luggage larger than 30×40×20 cm in the cloakroom. Small backpacks may be brought into the exhibition if they are carried on your front or on your side. The exhibition cannot be visited with coats on arms and wet coats. Water in plastic bottles, food or drink cannot be brought in or consumed. Living animals (except helping dogs as per 27/2009. XII. 3.) are not allowed to be brought into the exhibition hall, and auditorium. Weapons and hazardous materials are not permitted in the House. In case it is medically justified one, 0,5 litre bottle of liquid held in bag is permitted. Two bags of smaller than 40x50x80 cm are allowed per visitor. No bicycles, rollers are allowed in. Deposit is to be given for the use of the cloak room - a 100 Ft coin.
Photos, videos
Photos and videos are allowed to be taken without special permission . Photos can be taken exclusively for personal use and but not for sale.The use of flash, photo-stands, selfie stick and stabilizer, however, are forbidden. Photos can be taken exclusively for personal use and not for sale.
Guided tours
Guided tours can be held only by the trained guides of the House of the Hungarian Millennium.
Mobile phones
Visitors are asked to keep voices low and be respectful towards other fellow visitors. Mobile phones should be set and kept on vibrate or silent mode in the exhibition hall and the auditorium during the whole duration of the visit.
Visit with babies
The House of the Hungarian Millennium welcomes young visitors, but children under 12 are not allowed to stay in the exhibition hall without being accompanied by an related adult.
Smoking
Smoking, including electronic cigarettes is prohibited on the whole territory of the Millennium House.
Order of closing
The exhibition and the auditorium closes at 17:00, the last time for issuing tickets and entering the exhibition is at 16:00. We ask you to leave the building when the staff starts closing, and take your belongings from the cloakroom, if necessary, at 16:50, the latest.
Group and family visits
Group leaders, teachers or parents (or guides with special permission) are liable for the behaviour of every member of their group so they to follow the rules of the House.