What time does Puskás Aréna open?

The Puskás Museum opens at 10:00 Tuesday to Sunday, and the first Arena Tour leaves at 11:00. Both are closed on Mondays. The stadium itself has no public opening hours; the park around it is open from 06:00.

What time does it close?

The museum closes at 18:00, with the last tickets sold at 17:00, and asks everyone to be out by six. The park closes at 22:00.

When are the Arena Tour times?

11:00, 13:30 and 15:00, Tuesday to Sunday outside event periods, with no more than 25 people on each tour. Tickets are sold at the museum desk on the day.

Is Puskás Aréna open on Mondays?

No. The museum and the Arena Tour are closed every Monday and run Tuesday to Sunday. They also stop on event days, whichever day of the week those fall on. The park round the stadium is open on Mondays, from 06:00 to 22:00.

Is the venue open on match days?

Not to visitors. The museum and the Arena Tour stop for every match and concert, from the day before to several weeks at a time for the biggest events, and the museum posts each closure on its news page in advance.

How long does the Arena Tour take?

An hour to an hour and a half. With the museum on the Combined ticket, allow about two and a half hours.

Puskás Aréna Opening Hours & Tour Times 2026

The stadium has no opening hours of its own. What opens is the Puskás Museum, Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, and the three Arena Tours a day that leave from it.

The complication is the event calendar. A stadium that hosts the national team, cup finals and stadium concerts is closed to visitors whenever one of those is being set up or played, and the closures run from a single day to more than a month. The museum announces every one on its news page, so read that before you fix a date.

Opening hours

The museum is closed on Mondays and keeps the same hours all year on the other six days. Last tickets are sold at 17:00, and the museum asks everyone to leave by 18:00. Tours leave at 11:00, 13:30 and 15:00, Tuesday to Sunday.

Puskás Museum and Arena Tour

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10:00-18:00
Wednesday	10:00-18:00
Thursday	10:00-18:00
Friday	10:00-18:00
Saturday	10:00-18:00
Sunday	10:00-18:00

Last tickets at 17:00. Arena Tours at 11:00, 13:30 and 15:00, Tuesday to Sunday. Both stop for matches and concerts, sometimes for weeks, and the museum posts the dates on its news page. Last Christmas it closed from 24 to 26 December and on 31 December and 1 January.

Closures and restrictions

Matches and concerts close the museum and stop the tours. Expect a day or two for a Hungary international or a cup final and a week for a stadium concert. The 2026 Champions League final and the events around it closed them for five weeks.
Sometimes only the tours stop while the museum stays open, and sometimes only one of the three tour times runs. The notice says which.
Christmas and New Year: last year the museum was open on 23 December, closed from 24 to 26 December, open on 27, 28 and 30 December, and closed on Monday 29 December, 31 December and 1 January. The Arena Tour did not run on 23 December, and on the days between Christmas and New Year it left at 11:00, 13:00 and 14:30.
Development breaks: the museum closed for two weeks in January for new displays. Expect something similar in the quiet months.
The park closes entirely on some event days and partly on the days around them, when the circuit of the stadium is blocked between gates.

Best times to visit

Time of day

Take the 11:00 tour. It is the first of the day, the museum has only just opened, and you are done by early afternoon with time to walk on to City Park. The 15:00 tour is the last one, so if you want the museum as well on a Combined ticket, do the museum first and the tour last.

Day of the week

Any Tuesday to Sunday with no event on. The museum and the tours are closed on Mondays. On the other six days, weekday or weekend makes no difference. What matters is whether there is a match or a concert that week, and the museum’s news page will tell you.

Season

Hungary’s home internationals fall in the international windows through autumn and spring, and stadium concerts mostly in summer, so the closures do too. The museum is indoors and the stands are under the roof, so winter works well.

How long to spend

We would allow about two and a half hours for the museum and the Arena Tour together. Your timing depends on which ticket you buy.

Arena Tour only, an hour to an hour and a half

Be at the museum desk early for the 11:00, 13:30 or 15:00 start, because in summer the next tour with places can be a couple of hours away.

Museum only, about an hour

Longer if you follow the full audioguide or add the guided museum tour at 12:00 or 13:30.

Museum + Arena Insight, a little over an hour

The museum, then a look at the bowl from the stands.

Combined ticket, about two and a half hours

The museum and the Arena Tour back to back.

Puskás Aréna Opening Hours