The Museum of the History of Music in Budapest is a fascinating exhibition space dedicated to the evolution of Hungarian and European music, with particular attention to the rich national cultural heritage. Located in the historic Erdődy-Hatvany Residence in the Buda district, the museum offers a journey through musical instruments, documents, and scores that narrate centuries of musical tradition.

Among the main attractions stands out a collection of over 1,000 ancient and rare musical instruments, including violins, pianos, wind and percussion instruments, as well as unique specimens of Hungarian folk tradition. Visitors can explore the evolution of classical music, folklore, and performing arts through interactive and multimedia exhibitions.

The museum also pays tribute to great Hungarian composers such as Franz Liszt, Béla Bartók, and Zoltán Kodály, presenting personal items, scores, and historical recordings.

In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the Museum of the History of Music hosts concerts, educational workshops, and temporary exhibitions, ideal for families, students, and music enthusiasts.

Its panoramic location, near the Castle Hill, makes it a culturally charming destination during a visit to Budapest.