Paris makes the most of the closure of the Szépmuvészeti Múzeum (which is being renovated until 2018) to show the museum’s most spectacular paintings and sculptures, with works from Manet, Gaugin, Rodin and Goya, plus a dozen examples of the best Hungarian art.

And it’s just minutes from our hotels! Here’s all the info.

Some people might not know that the Szépmuvészeti Múzeum – the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts – has an incredible collection of art, founded at the end of the 19th century and added to constantly as the city became an economic powerhouse. Now’s the moment to see the their most impressive pieces.

Many of the works of art have rarely been seen in Europe, and will be a real revelation for the Parisian public, especially as even more items have been added to the exhibition by the Hungarian National Gallery.
With around 90 paintings, drawings and sculptures, this is a rare occasion to see the best art that Budapest has to offer, and it’s just a few minutes form our hotels!

And if you want to learn even more, and official catalogue is available to buy (248 pages, 156 illustrations, 35€ here at amazon.fr).

The exhibition Chefs-d‘œuvre de Budapest is at Musée du Luxembourg (here) from 9th March – 10th July 2016

Open every day from 10am – 7pm (9.30pm Mondays and Fridays)

Admission: 12€ / 7.50€ / free for under-16s

Website: www.museeduluxembourg.fr

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