Opening the room…
A seasonal courtyard concert garden in Óbuda's Zichy Palace, booking Hungarian indie, rock, jazz, world music and late weekend dance sessions.
Neighbourhood
Budapest
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Price
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Age
18+ (local law)
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Indoor / outdoor
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Dress
No stated code
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Budapest's landmark ruin bar, mixing live bands, DJs, independent cultural events and a maze of rooms inside a converted Kazinczy Street building.
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