At the March 7 matinee concert, the Award winner of the 10th Grottammare Liszt Ferenc International Piano Competition, Ferran López-Carrasquer from Valencia, will perform.

A new exhibition at the Liszt Museum, entitled From Franz Liszt to György Cziffra – History of the Hungarian Piano School, opened on 20 February 2026. It will welcome visitors free of charge until 30 June.

A museum visit, a guided tour and a mini concert — one package from March.

Admission to the Liszt Museum will be free on 22 January, the Day of Hungarian Culture.

The Franz Liszt Memorial Museum and Research Centre will be open during the Christmas and New Year holidays as follows.

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.