Hungarian State Opera House (Magyar Állami Operaház) Tours and Tickets

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The cost of visiting the Hungarian State Opera House varies by show and seating. Cheapest tickets range from 1,900 to 4,000 forints, while premium stalls cost 29,000–59,600 forints. Private boxes are the most expensive, reaching up to 198,000 forints for the best locations and performances.

The Hungarian State Opera House is located at Andrássy Avenue in the center of Budapest. The area is easy to get to by public transportation—you can get Metro line M1, or a variety of bus services, such as bus number 105 or number 210, to the Opera M bus stop.

Yes, the Hungarian State Opera House is an accessible building. There is a lift in the building that gives wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility access to the stalls, as well as the other floors. There’s also an accessible box and accessible restrooms at the venue.

No, there isn’t a strict dress code for performances at the Hungarian State Opera House; however, many guests opt to dress up to attend shows—especially if it’s an evening performance. Smart casual or formal attire is a good choice, with layers to cover shoulders in case it gets cold in the auditorium.

Yes, children can attend performances at the Hungarian State Opera House, although age recommendations may vary between shows. It’s a good idea to check each show individually for specific age guidance. For family-friendly shows, there may also be special concession discounts for families with two adults and two children.