In a quiet corner of Buda, this house is where Bartok lived for 8 years before he had to leave to escape the Nazis and the war. It has his furnature with folk art carvings. The first floor is a small concert hall.

Walking into a place where an amazing composer lived in with all his belongings makes you feel like you're walking back in time. It was a great place to see all of the little things that were dear to Bartok. The only thing that wasn't...More

Thoroughly enjoyed this visit to Bela Bartok's house. Loved the manuscripts hanging down from the ceiling through the stairwell. I did not know much about this composer before the visit and was happy to have this learning experience.

Béla Bartók's house on Gugger Hill is an absolute delight. The house is brought to life and is full of some of his most personal items ranging from his Transylvanian Hungarian furniture to his glasses, sandals, clothes and all manner of portable musical items. Most...More

If you're a classical music aficionado or a music history buff, this may be for you. It is on a quiet, tree-lined street in the beautiful Buda hills. The museum is basically an attic with bits of memorabilia from this Hungarian composer. It was in...More

The museum is pleasantly located in a villa district to the north of Budapest in the house which Bartok and his family rented in the 1930s before he left for the US. It is easily accessible by a short walk from a tram stop. The...More

Bela Bartok lived outside of town in a quiet district. The museum is a treasure trove of his artifacts. You can see his piano and the equipment he hauled all over Europe and the Middle East - in search of folk music. He also collected...More