A new temporary exhibition has opened – as it does every year – in November. It explores the work of Franz Liszt’s friend and chamber partner, the violinist and composer Jenő Hubay.

The Liszt Museum considers it very important to make its values accessible for as many people as possible. Therefore, it offers guided tours in various languages as well as audio guides in 16 languages. A new Korean version has just been completed. 

The German Research Foundation organized a conference on its project dedicated to the digital edition of Franz Liszt’s writings. The event took place from 24 to 25 October 2025 in Saarbrücken, bringing together researchers from Great Britain, France, Germany, and Hungary. The director of the Liszt Museum, Máté Cselényi, and researcher Ágnes Watzatka also gave presentations.

In October, the director and other researchers of the Franz Liszt Museum spent a few days in Weimar, where they gained valuable professional experience through extraordinary opportunities.

The Franz Liszt Memorial Museum will be closed on 1 November.

The new issue of the international academic journal Studia Musicologica contains studies on Franz Liszt.

The Franz Liszt Memorial Museum is open on national holidays.