
Until 26th August 2012.
Magyar Nemzeti Galéria (Hungarian National Gallery)
Budapest I. Szent György tér 2. (In the Buda Castle)
The exhibition Heroes, Kings, Saints at the Hungarian National Gallery presents pictures of the Hungarian history in a special grouping.
The selection of the mainly historical paintings and portraits based on Himnusz and Szózat.The art exhibition which was created by the Hungarian National Museum, National Archives of Hungary, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the National Széchenyi Library in collaboration with the Office of the National Assembly also presents objects and documents of the Hungarian statehood.
The tematic unit “By You was won a beautiful homeland…” displays the Conquest and the fateful events of the centuries, when Hungary was a major power in Europe.
In the center of the room is Munkacsy’s Conquest and in this room housed Gyula Benczúr’s award-winning composition the Baptism of Vajk.
The exhibition displays positive and tragic events of the nation’s history with paintings as Bertalan Székely’s Zrínyi,emblematic compositions as Titus Dugovics Self-sacrifice, The Women of Eger, or Founding the Body of II.Lajos.
Separated unit describes the glory and tragedy of the Hunyadis, through representations King Matthias and Hunyadi Laszló.
Rare opportunity will be to see the Friedrich Amerling’s Széchenyi István life-size painting wich ornates the Presidential room of the Academy.
We can meet the original manuscripts of the National Anthem and the Szózat,and the first Hungarian colored map from 1528.
Another Low-cost Airline Comes to Budapest
Jet2.com launches a new flight to Budapest.
The Brithish low-cost airline announced last december that from 29 March 2012 they would
launch the flight between Leeds/bradford and Budapest.
The planes of the Jet2.com will fly twice a week.
with this new flight comes into beeing an important air connection between Budapest and Leeds which is one of the fastest growing city of Britain.