Training / Workshop

Training / Workshop

When organising trainings or corporate workshops, it is crucial that the participants are able to feel liberated and relaxed to cross their own boundaries and let their creativity flow freely. Our unique exhibition spaces provide and intimate and motivating atmosphere, making them perfect venues for such activities.

Training / Workshop

Renaissance Hall


The Renaissance Hall recalls the architectural style of 16th century Italy. Its semicircular arcades, classic columns, parapet and frescoes bring us back to a yard of a renaissance manor. There are two groups of artefacts in the hall that are of central importance for the Museum: the Italian frescoes and the Venetian brims. The fresco collection is exclusive material even by international standards. The exhibition starts on the ground floor with artworks from the late Gothic and early Renaissance periods, and ends on the cloister with late Renaissance pieces from the 16th century. The brims exhibited in the hall are the works of Venetian stonemasons – these artefacts once decorated the streets, yards and aristocratic gardens of Venice.


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970 m2
Reception:
350 Capacity
Conference:
150 Capacity
Gala Dinner :
150 Capacity

Renaissance Hall
Renaissance Hall

Marble Hall

Marble Hall


The representative, neorenaissance reception hall of the museum received its name from the marble surface areas covering its walls. The two sides of the hall are bordered by the banisters of the stairways that lead to the first floor. Its landing is connected to the Marble Hall as a gallery, offering a spectacular view to the hall below.


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420 m2
Reception:
250 Capacity
Conference:
200 Capacity
Gala Dinner :
100 Capacity

Marble Hall

Romanesque Hall


For 70 years the Romanesque Hall served as a vast, unexploited storeroom, only to be reopened as one of the grandest and most spectacular venue of the National Museum of Fine Arts. Apart from its artistic merits, the Romanesque Hall is perfectly suited to host all types of events. Its atmosphere is enhanced by the fact that we enter into this twelfth century space through the plaster replica of the Golden Gate of the Freiberg Cathedral. The location with its massive columns and pillars emulates the interior atmosphere of a Roman era basilica. The frescoes connect to both Christian iconography and the concept of the Millenium and represent the great figures of Hungarian history. The walls are decorated with state and municipal coat of arms as well as that of allied countries. The breathtakingly rich decoration is supplemented with ornamental patterns and symbolic images, such as the tree of life and peacocks symbolizing immortality. The triumphal arches are adorned with the signs of the zodiac. The gryphon and dragon figures on the vaults of the corridor recall the frescoes and panels of medieval Germany. As a result of all these, the sacral location represents the peak of turn-of-the-century decoration. The hall was seriously damaged during the Second World War and has been hidden from the public eye for 70 years. It was reopened in 2018 and has its own gift collection.


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760 m2
Reception:
400 Capacity
Conference:
300 Capacity
Gala Dinner :
350 Capacity

Romanesque Hall
Romanesque Hall

Baroque Hall

Baroque Hall


According to the original concept of its architects, this hall represents an in-door courtyard within the building with signature elements of Baroque design. The paintings exhibited here are selected from the Italian Baroque collection of our gallery. In its current state, it strives to evoke the atmosphere of a former aristocratic collection.


:
760 m2
Reception:
400 Capacity
Conference:
350 Capacity
Gala Dinner :
300 Capacity

Baroque Hall

C-Main Building - Dome Hall


Opening from our 19th and 20th century exhibitions, the unique red marble covered dome hall is an ideal venue for grand gala dinners, protocol events or receptions. Imagine to have a majestic dinner accompanied by the most prominent figures of the Hungarian history, followed by a champagne reception on our terraces overlooking the breath-taking view of the Danube.


Reception:
350 Capacity
Conference:
200 Capacity
Gala Dinner :
300 Capacity

C-Main Building - Dome Hall
C-Main Building - Dome Hall