Enjoy your stay in Budapest near the musical fountain of the Margaret Island, here is its setlist – VIDEOS
The fountain has always been one of the greatest and most beautiful attractions of Budapest. It can be found where Margaret Island meets Margaret Bridge.
Hungary’s largest musical fountain entertains visitors to the island every day from May until October. The fountain boasts a basin 36 m across, a surface area of 1000 m², a central jet that shoots water 25 m in the air, and 154 internal nozzles illuminated by 227 coloured lights. The fountain program features a musical selection played every hour on the hour with curtains of water that in the evenings are lit up by a spectacular laser show.
Here is a video about the highlights of Margaret Island:
The fountain was inaugurated in 1962, and at the beginning, it was not electronic, so bands played the music. By 1999 it went to ruin, so it was renewed in 2002. The latest version of the fountain was built in 2013.
You can find the musical program for this season below:
11 am – Kids’ section
Kati Wolf: Vuk dala (in Hungarian)
Judit Halász: A cinege cipellője (in Hungarian)
100 Folk Celsius: Miki manó (in Hungarian)
Frozen: Let it go (in Hungarian)
Zsuzsa Koncz: Micimackó (Winnie the Pooh, in Hungarian)
Napoleon Boulevard: Legyetek jók, ha tudtok (in Hungarian)
Auli’i Cravalho: Vaiana – How Far I’ll Go
Shakira: Zootopia – Try Everything
12 am
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Liszt: Liebestraum
Johann Strauss: Radetzky March
Johann Strauss Jr: The blue Danube
Vivaldi: Four Seasons – Spring
1 pm
The Rolling Stones: Let Me Down Slow
Herman’s Hermits: No Milk Today
The Searchers: Saturday Night Out
Guns N’ Roses: Sweet Child O’ Mine
2 pm
Ákos: Hazatalál (Hungarian)
Alesso: Remedy
Calvin Harris-Sam Smith: Promises
Jonas Blue: I See Love
Radics Gigi: Budapest szerelem (Hungarian)
3 pm
Roxette: The Look
The Dave Clark Five: I Don’t Know
Simon and Garfunkel: Cecilia
The Beatles: I Feel Fine
4 pm – Kids’ section
Kati Wolf: Vuk dala (in Hungarian)
Judit Halász: A cinege cipellője (in Hungarian)
100 Folk Celsius: Miki manó (in Hungarian)
Frozen: Let it go (in Hungarian)
Zsuzsa Koncz: Micimackó (Winnie the Pooh, in Hungarian)
Napoleon Boulevard: Legyetek jók, ha tudtok (in Hungarian)
Auli’i Cravalho: Vaiana – How Far I’ll Go
Shakira: Zootopia – Try Everything
5 pm
The Rolling Stones: Let Me Down Slow
Herman’s Hermits: No Milk Today
The Searchers: Saturday Night Out
Guns N’ Roses: Sweet Child O’ Mine
6 pm
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Liszt: Liebestraum
Johann Strauss: Radetzky March
Johann Strauss Jr: The blue Danube
Vivaldi: Four Seasons – Spring
7 pm
Ákos: Hazatalál (Hungarian)
Alesso: Remedy
Calvin Harris-Sam Smith: Promises
Jonas Blue: I See Love
Radics Gigi: Budapest szerelem (Hungarian)
8 pm
The Rolling Stones: Let Me Down Slow
Herman’s Hermits: No Milk Today
The Searchers: Saturday Night Out
Guns N’ Roses: Sweet Child O’ Mine
Roxette: The Look
The Dave Clark Five: I Don’t Know
Simon and Garfunkel: Cecilia
The Beatles: I Feel Fine
9 pm
The Rolling Stones: Let Me Down Slow
Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Liszt: Liebestraum
Radics Gigi: Budapest szerelem (Hungarian)
Herman’s Hermits: No Milk Today
The Searchers: Saturday Night Out
Johann Strauss: Radetzky induló
Guns N’ Roses: Sweet Child O’ Mine
Johann Strauss Jr: The blue Danube
Roxette: The Look
The Dave Clark Five: I Don’t Know
Ákos: Hazatalál (Hungarian)
Vivaldi: Four Seasons – Spring
Simon and Garfunkel: Cecilia
The Beatles: I Feel Fine
Film: Budapest tánclépésben (Hungarian)
Film: Nagy Magyarok (Great Hungarians)
Source: budapest.hu
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