Concerts, free VR-experience, film festival – must-visit programmes in Hungary this week!

Hungary’s popularity is fast increasing. More and more tourists come to the beautiful capital city, Budapest. Other than beautiful architecture, a fascinating history and delicious gastronomy, Hungary has excellent programmes to offer, no matter what season it is. Check out below the best programmes on offer between November 26th and December 2nd.

Alex Clare concert – November 26th, 8 pm

British singer-songwriter Alex Clare is coming to Hungary to give an acoustic concert. Fans can hear acoustic versions of his hit songs as well as never-before-heard tracks. His biggest hit so far has been “Too Close”. Get a glimpse here:

Beriozka – Hungarian Tour 2018 – November 26th, 7 pm

The world-famous Russian dance company with their fascinating ‘floating step ensemble’ has come to Hungary. Their method of dancing gives the impression of the stage moving instead of the dancers – it is extremely impressive. You can check out a short clip here and see for yourself:

If you want to get more of this wonderful experience, check ticket information here.

August Burns Red concert – November 27th, 6:30 pm

The Pennsylvanian metalcore band is actually going to perform in Hungary for the second time this year. Even though people can get loose at their concerts and let go of their anger, the band makes sure that their songs ultimately have a positive, even Christian message.

Click here for tickets.

Boban Markovic concert – November 28th, 8 pm

Boban Markovic legendary Serbian Trumpet player is giving a concert in Budapest this Wednesday. He and his brass ensemble have performed all over the world; they even gave a concert at Sziget Festival some years ago. The Serbian heritage can clearly be heard in their music, and they have won numerous prestigious prizes for their talents. Check out a preview here (and spot the sights of Hungary, too):

Get your ticket here.

Smokie concert – November 28th, 8 pm

Smokie was founded all the way back in 1956. Over the years, they had lots of hits and great successes. In 1975, their hit song called “If You Know How To Love Me” brought them international success and allowed them to tour the world. This concert will be a celebration of their life’s work. They will play the symphonic version of their greatest hits while unique photos and video clips will play in the background. It promises to be a truly unforgettable experience, both musically and visually.