Practical information

TICKETS

• Standard ticket: HUF 2,600
• Reduced ticket: HUF 1,800

GENERAL OPENING HOURS

• Wednesday – Sunday: 10:00 A.M.– 6:00 P.M.
• Ticket desk closes / last entry: 5:30 P.M.
• Ticket desk lunch break (Tuesday–Sunday): 1:00 P.M. – 1:30 P.M.

TICKETS

Tickets may be purchased in advance online or on-site at the ticket desks, either prior to or on the day of your visit. Entry is only permitted with a valid ticket. Free admission tickets can only be issued on-site at the time of your visit upon presentation of valid proof of eligibility.

50% DISCOUNT

Available to citizens of EEA countries and (as a temporary measure) to Ukrainian citizens - available to visitors aged 6-26 and 62-70 (including those receiving an old-age pension) - members of certain professional art organisations (MAOE, MKISZ, FFS, FKSE, KKDSZ) and KREA card holders.

FREE ADMISSION 

Available for the following EEA and (temporarily) Ukrainian citizens: children under 6 years of age, visitors over 70 years of age, people with disabilities + 1 accompanying person, teachers in public or vocational education, journalists (with a valid press ID), ICOM and ICOMOS members, members of the Pulszky Society, MKE or MLE members, holders of ministerial professional passes, tour guides (with a group of min. 10 persons).

Free admission tickets are issued to those eligible, including visitors who are 70 years of age, in the order of arrival ONLY AT THE TICKET DESK at the time of the visit, upon presentation of proof of eligibility and a photo ID. No reservations can be made. Visitors with free admission must also purchase a separate event ticket to attend any paid event. Discounted tickets are available for certain events.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR TEACHERS

Free admission is granted ONLY to those WITH AN ACTIVATED TEACHER ID CARD. Please check the validity of your card before your visit.

GUIDED TOURS AND EDUCATION

• Museum education workshops for school groups, and guided tours for groups and individuals are available in Hungarian and English. Workshops and group visits can be booked at least 1-2 weeks in advance via e-mail at neo@millenniumhaza.hu.
• Individual guided tours are offered at pre-scheduled times, which can be checked on our website at www.neo.millenniumhaza.hu.
• Groups of more than 10 visitors MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE at the above e-mail address. YOUR BOOKING IS ONLY VALID TOGETHER WITH THE CONFIRMATION E-MAIL.
• Guided tours of the exhibitions are led only by our museum’s qualified guides, subject to prior arrangement and for a fee.

VISITOR REGULATIONS

The following may not be brought into the exhibition spaces: any bag exceeding 30 cm in width × 25 cm in height × 15 cm in depth in its carried state (i.e. without being folded or rotated), backpacks, umbrellas, carbonated drinks and toys. Lockers are available on the basement level. They can be used with a HUF 100 or €1 coin, so please bring appropriate change.

VISITING WITH CHILDREN

• Children under 2 years of age may only enter the exhibition space in a pushchair or a front-facing baby carrier. For safety reasons, children of any age may not be carried on the back or shoulders.
• Children under 14 entering the museum must be accompanied by an adult.
• Parents or adult companions are responsible for ensuring that children do not damage the exhibits and use the exhibition space as well as its furnishings appropriately.
• They are also responsible for the child’s safety and behaviour suitable for a museum. Please be considerate of other visitors and follow the instructions of gallery attendants.

GROUP AND FAMILY VISITS

Group leaders, accompanying teachers and parents (or specifically authorised external guides) are responsible for ensuring their group members adhere to the museum’s visitor regulations.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO RECORDING

Photographs and videos may be taken by all visitors with a valid ticket, but only without a flash, a tripod, or a selfie stick. Images can only be used for personal purposes and may not be commercially distributed.

IT IS NOT PERMITTED TO BRING INTO THE BUILDING

Any form of transport, including bicycles and scooters (except small, foldable children’s scooters under 90 cm, to be stored in the lockers), live animals (except assistance dogs with appropriate identification), sharp or bladed objects, or any other items posing a threat to artworks, visitors, or staff.

ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDING IS NOT PERMITTED

for visitors under the influence of alcohol, intoxicants or stimulants, or wearing inappropriate attire (e.g. barefoot or in swimwear).

SMOKING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED

on the premises of the Museum; the use of e-cigarettes is not allowed either.

PROTECTION OF EXHIBITS

• Even a single touch can damage artworks. Please keep a minimum distance of 30 cm from all exhibits – marked on the floor in some areas – and do not touch or lean on any objects, including stone objects.
• For security reasons, the use of the cloakroom is free of charge and mandatory. Coats are only permitted in the exhibition areas if worn and dry. No garments may be carried over the shoulder.
• Besides the above, it is not permitted to bring food, drink – except still water –, handheld toys, or any potentially hazardous objects into the exhibition space. Only one, max. 0.5-litre bottle of still water can be carried in a bag but can only be consumed outside the exhibition space.
• By purchasing a ticket, visitors accept the museum’s visitor regulations.
• Please note that photographs and video recordings may be taken at our events.
• If you do not agree to the visitor rules and regulations, you may return your ticket within 30 minutes of purchase, with the original receipt, at the ticket desk on the day of your visit, before closing time.
• Failure to comply with the regulations or refusal to cooperate with staff may result in removal from the premises by security personnel.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING US PROTECT THE VALUES OF OUR SHARED HERITAGE.