Light Art Museum Tickets

Dive into the Light Art Museum, where every piece shines a spotlight on the enchanting dance between nature and technology.

While strolling through, don't miss the intricate play of the Northern Lights encased in crystals. It's like capturing a piece of the cosmos indoors!

Fancy a journey through space? Marvel at portrayals of black holes and supernovae, all crafted by over 40 world-class artists.

Experience Phantom Vision: a mind-bending journey through dreams, hidden visuals, and brainwave magic with cutting-edge art and tech!

Fun fact: The Light Art Museum is the world's first museum dedicated to light-based art.

Your ticket gives you access to Lumina Park on Margaret Island, where more than 200 light installations take over this Danube-side park each winter.

Wander between themed worlds inspired from Frozen’s icy landscapes, Tarzan’s jungle and Pocahontas’ forest.

Follow a glowing trail through the island where paths light up under your feet, characters react as you pass, and games invite you to pause, play, and explore.

Set in the middle of the Danube, Lumina Park turns a familiar Budapest green space into a nighttime spectacle.

A one-way scenic Danube cruise that doubles as your transfer to the beautiful Lumina Park on Margaret island. Enjoy panoramic views of both Buda and Pest from the water without the hassle of public transport.

Wander through immersive light installations at Lumina Park inspired by enchanted forests, fairy-tale characters and the towering Tree of Life that illuminate Margaret Island in winter.

Visit the Lumina Park’s Magic World where you can explore different fantastical realms like frozen kingdoms and jungle landscapes.

Travel in a heated vessel to the Margaret Island followed by a bus ride to the park entrance.

See the Chamber of Peers, where important political decisions were made, on this 45-minute audio-guided exploration of the Hungarian Parliament.

Benefit from an audio guide available in 23 languages to learn about how the building served as a shelter for government officials during World War II.

Bring the whole family along and step into the modern Light Art Museum, where you'll be surrounded by colorful lights and mesmerizing projection mapping.

Get up close to over 40 masterpieces by global artists, featuring ethereal replicas of the Northern Lights and mind-bending optical illusions.

Fun fact: The Parliament Building is Hungary's largest structure and one of the world's largest parliamentary buildings, spanning 18,000 square meters.