Budapest is most famous for its unmatched panorama, however the Hungarian capital has also been referred to as a city of surprises in the last couple of years. The reason apart from its historical building and natural heritage Budapest offers exciting, wide-ranging programs for its guests throughout the whole year. Why not start discovering the unique performances as well in the coming spring 2017.
Anyway … until the weather decides to unfold and spring arrive to Budapest there is time for those folks who would not like to miss to be at their favorite event in the coming 37th Budapest Spring Festival.
Hereby is a glance to learn more about it!
This year 48 Programs awaiting local and foreigner visitors to the Budapest Spring Festival, starting on March, 31 between April, 23. 2017. in Budapest. Already begun selling tickets to the 2017 season, whereas the organisers promise unique performance experiences.
The programs will take place at numerous venues, mentioning a couple: Müpa Budapest and Liszt Academy, the Hungarian State Opera, the Bálna Budapest, the Vigadó, the Budapest Music Center, Várkert Bazár (Castle Garden Bazaar) and Budapest theaters, cultural institutes and museums. Dozens of entertainment events will take place, as: art exhibition: classical music, opera, jazz, world music, dance, contemporary circus, theater and the visual arts. Beside the best Hungarian performers there will be a bunch of world stars presenting premieres and co-productions in participating at the 37th Budapest Spring Festival.
For further information: where … what … when … visit http://www.btf.hu/programme_for_download.
Budapest is most famous for its unmatched panorama, however the Hungarian capital has also been referred to as a city of surprises in the last couple of years. The reason apart from its historical building and natural heritage Budapest offers exciting, wide-ranging programs for its guests throughout the whole year. Why not start discovering the unique performances as well in the coming spring 2017.
Update Aggie Reiter