Feketeházy körséta - EiffelTour
Please note that guided tours are currently offered in Hungarian only. Please check back for availability in English later.
On 25 October 2021, the Eiffel Art Studios of the Hungarian State Opera was officially inaugurated. Now, visitors are given the chance to explore its interior spaces and workshops with the help of guided tours.
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Last event date: Wednesday, June 10 2026 10:00AM
Please note that guided tours are currently offered in Hungarian only. Please check back for availability in English later.
The 60-minute tour includes the screening of a short documentary of the Eiffel Art Studios, plus a display by the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport as well as the new permanent exhibition of the OPERA entitled Studios. Secrets.
Group bookings are available on request in case of at least 15 persons paying. Tickets: 1500 HUF/person
Tickets are available online, or at our ticket offices.
Further information:
E-mail: tour@opera.hu
Telephone: +36 30 781 2630
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