Things to do in Budapest in January

January 2027

The best exhibitions, concerts, thermal baths and all-round great things to do in Budapest in January 2027.

January weather

Average high
3°C

Barely above freezing, even at midday

Average low
-2°C

Colder overnight than any other month

Rainy days
6

Days with 1 mm of rain or more

Averages for 1991 to 2020 from HungaroMet, the Hungarian Meteorological Service.

Always good in January

What’s on in January 2027

  1. Photo: Deák17 Galéria

    1. LAK|HATÁS, housing seen by young artists

    FreeExhibitionsOutdoors

    25 September to 8 January

    Városháza Park, District V

    An open-air show in the park behind City Hall, on what home means to people starting out. The Deák17 gallery picked the work from an open call and hung it outdoors, so you can take it in on the way past.

  2. 2. Walk This Way: the art of walking

    English friendlyExhibitions

    9 October to 31 January, Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00, closed Monday; English guided tours at 17:00 on 13 and 27 December

    Ludwig Museum, in the Müpa building, District IX

    An international group show that takes walking seriously as an art form, tracing it from the Dada excursion of 1921 to land art, performance and activism. Two of the December guided tours are in English.

  3. Photo: Hungarian National Gallery

    3. Dedicated Ones: Hungarian women artists

    Exhibitions

    21 October to 14 February, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 to 18:00, last entry 17:00, closed Monday

    Hungarian National Gallery, Buda Castle, District I

    More than 130 works by sixty Hungarian women artists working in the first half of the twentieth century. No Hungarian museum has given them a show on this scale before.

  4. 4. Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin at the Museum of Fine Arts

    Exhibitions

    30 October to 28 February, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 to 18:00, last admission 17:00, closed Monday; one Friday a month it opens 12:00 to 20:00 instead

    Museum of Fine Arts, Heroes' Square, District XIV

    Hungary's first large-scale Gauguin exhibition, assembled from loans by nearly forty public and private collections. It follows him from Paris and Brittany to Martinique, Tahiti and the Marquesas.

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