Only three rooms to this museum but packed with interesting items; letters, pictures, music scores, pianos, family portraits etc. Don't miss the beautiful silver music stand given to him by his friends and featuring the portrait of Liszt with busts of Beethoven, Weber and Schubert. Another gem is the small Composing-Desk with pull out three octave piano. A number of his personal items are also on display here. To think you stand in the room where he gave piano instruction to some of his finest pupils.

As a Liszt fan, I would definitely recommend the Liszt Memorial Museum to anyone passing by. The museum provides an audio-guided tour of the three most important rooms to Liszt: his bedroom (also his composition room), dining room and salon. It also features paintings and descriptions of Liszt throughout his life, and contains many of his memorable possessions. 10/10!

(Translated by Google) Ferenc Liszt's last apartment in Budapest on the first floor of the Old Music Academy, where the master lived from 1881 to 1886. The Liszt Ferenc Memorial Museum and Research Center operates within the framework of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, the leading institution of Liszt research in Hungary. The permanent exhibition of the museum is the former flat of Ferenc Liszt, which also houses changing exhibitions, which can be seen in the middle room of the museum and on the ground floor lobby. The museum preserves and continuously collects and processes documents related to Liszt. (Original) Liszt Ferenc utolsó budapesti lakása a Régi Zeneakadémia első emeletén, ahol a mester 1881-től 1886-ig lakott. A Liszt Ferenc Emlékmúzeum és Kutatóközpont a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem keretén belül működik, a magyarországi Liszt-kutatás irányító intézménye. A múzeum állandó kiállítása Liszt Ferenc egykori lakása, amely egyúttal helyet ad változó kiállításoknak is, amelyek a múzeum középső szobájában és a földszinti előtérben tekinthetőek meg. A múzeum őrzi és folyamatosan gyűjti és feldolgozza a Lisztre vonatkozó dokumentumokat.

Price of entrance is 2000 Huf but it can be only be made meaningful if you purchase the audio guide for 700 more which definitely lifts the whole experience By and large a waste of money, seriously wrong given that Liszt himself was a guy who gave away all his stuff after death and even the audio guide admits that the fact most of the stuff is in the museum is due to the generosity of the people who inherited what Liszt gave I am a huge fan of Liszt and Wagner this experience was necessary for me but I do not recommend apart from die hard fans and people who collect dead bodies, you know who you are 😆, people who would be interested in the last shirt worn by a dead guy more than a century ago

Great stories of great musicians. You must come!

Small but interesting museum- house of Franz Liszt. Must-see for the fans of classical music but also for visitors who like that era (and art nouveau items). It is better to read the many, very analytical descriptions beside the objects, to get a complete picture of the times that he lived in. Very fair ticket price, friendly staff.

Indispensable piece of musical historical kept wonderfully intact. His pianos and a handful of personal items effects are kept remarkably well, giving a small glimpse into the man we know as a composer. My only complaint is the display is rather small, only three rooms. And the caretaker of the museum watches over you as if you were going to steal something…

This museum is the only memorial museum for a very famous classical music composer in Budapest. Franz Liszt was considered as one of the most accomplished pianists of all time, and he was the father-in-law of Richard Wagner. There are pianos, tables, dining sets, armchairs, composing sheats, paintings, canvases and a bed belonged to Liszt in this museum- and you do not have to wait in order to enter this museum. There are many museum houses of composers in Austria and Germany similar to this place.

A must visit museum for Franz Liszt fans. The place is a music academy. Inside you'll see many items personally used by the man himself. He lived here in the last six years of his life. Please visit.

A lovely small museum which is totally worth visiting by anyone who loves Liszt's music and wants to get to know him more intimately. Despite the fact that only 3 rooms are preserved and opened to the public, there are a few pretty cool and famous objects on display: Liszt's music stand featuring Beethoven, Schubert and Weber, his pianos and his composing desk with retractable keyboard. There is a free cloakroom downstairs, so you will be able to leave all your luggage. Overall a charming little place!

My advice to anyone would be to pay the little extra for the audio tour. Without it, it's quite pointless. A very informative tour. It was great to see all the different pianos used by him, from the glass chord to the Chickering and the built in keyboard to the desk. I would highly recommend it to any music lovers.

For appreciators of Liszt and classical music this is a must visit. It’s great to see these real life locations in situ and looking at Liszt’s actual rooms and pianos gives a little shiver. Staff are nice, prices are cheap. Get yourself over.

We had a little bit of difficulty finding this museum as the entrance is through a doorway some way down and fronting Vorosmarty Street whereas the building that it is located in is on the corner of Andrassy Street and Vorosmarty Street. There is only a small sign at the entrance to the building advising that the museum is on the first floor (we did not notice a lift). We passed by an office on the ground floor that looked to be the caretaker's office for the entire building and were advised by the woman in the first floor reception area to the museum. The museum consists of 3 rooms with exhibits and a small reception area. Entry was HUF2,000 (approx EUR6) each and there were handouts in English that explained what each of the rooms and exhibits were. The 3 rooms themselves are a reconstruction of the apartment that LIszt lived in during the last 6 years of his life. There is a study-bedroom that has various types of pianos, his desk and chair, bed and other furniture including cabinets as well as various busts, statues, pictures and documents. In the former dining room there was a temporary exhibit with numerous programmes, manuscripts and other documents on display as well as a piano that was a gift from an American piano maker. The last room, the Drawing room, was where Liszt conducted his piano courses and it contained a number of different pianos, and more memorabilia including programmes, batons, awards, pictures, busts, statues, including one of Beethoven, plus other souvenirs of the composer's life. It was all very interesting with the only disappointing feature being a little bit hard to find.

You can learn the deep history of Liszt here. I would recommend you borrowing audio guide to enjoy more.

Great museum for anyone who already likes Liszt, or is interested to know about his life in Hungary! It’s not big (took me about 1.5 hours going slowly), but it is full of exhibits and information. The audioguide is a must as it explains the history behind the exhibits with musical excerpts — perfectly worth the 700 forints. Don’t rush through the museum!

Small museum of the house of Franz Liszt when he lived in Budapest for a short period. It's only three rooms; piano room still has his pianos and the famous custom made music stand with heads of three of Liszt's inspirations. The study room is very cool, they kept some of the original furniture which can be seen in old photos.

Highly recommended at the Franz Liszt Museum, use headphones ... The visit experience is better

I visited this wonderful museum in 2018. It was thrilling to see the beautiful home of Liszt in beautiful Budapest. It is filled with his person furniture and magnificent pianos. It is worth the trip to Hungary just to be there. C. Barbieri

Even if you only know a little about Liszt, this is highly worthwhile. You get some great insights into life in the 19th Century through the eyes of one of Hungary's great patriots

Small but detailed collection of Franz Liszt pianos and personal artifacts. Nice collection.

A gem. What a nice surprise! It brought the great Hungarian composer to life. If you're in the area, it certainly worth the $7 admission.

Pretty interesting place to learn about Franz Liszt.

The Franz Liszt Memorial Museum, located in Budapest, is a haven for music enthusiasts, history buffs, and admirers of the renowned composer. This extraordinary museum pays tribute to the life, works, and enduring legacy of Franz Liszt, a towering figure in the realm of classical music. Housed in the former residence of Liszt, the museum offers a captivating journey into the world of this musical genius. The building itself is a fascinating blend of architectural styles, showcasing elements of both neoclassical and Art Nouveau design. Its elegant façade and well-preserved interiors transport visitors back to the era when Liszt resided there. Upon entering the museum, you'll be immersed in Liszt's world through an extensive collection of personal belongings, original manuscripts, and musical instruments. These artifacts offer a glimpse into the life and creative process of the composer, providing valuable insights into his artistic vision and his influence on the Romantic era. The museum's carefully curated exhibits shed light on Liszt's multifaceted persona. They explore his virtuosic piano performances, his innovative compositions, and his role as a teacher and mentor to a new generation of musicians. Through interactive displays and multimedia presentations, visitors can delve into Liszt's musical genius, unravel the complexity of his compositions, and understand the evolution of his musical style. In addition to the musical aspect, the museum delves into the philosophical and cultural dimensions of Liszt's life and work. Liszt was not only a composer but also a thinker who explored the intersections of music, literature, and spirituality. The museum's displays delve into Liszt's interest in transcendentalism, his engagement with literary figures of his time, and his exploration of religious themes in his compositions. The museum's dedication to preserving Liszt's legacy extends beyond the exhibition space. It serves as a vibrant cultural hub, hosting concerts, lectures, and workshops that celebrate Liszt's music and foster a deeper understanding of his artistic contributions. These events attract musicians from around the world, ensuring that Liszt's music continues to resonate with audiences today. Visiting the Franz Liszt Memorial Museum is an immersive experience that offers a profound appreciation for the genius of Franz Liszt. From the historical context to the exploration of musical theory, philosophy, and cultural influences, the museum provides a comprehensive and enlightening journey into the life and works of this extraordinary composer. By preserving Liszt's legacy and celebrating his enduring impact, the museum ensures that future generations can explore and appreciate the rich musical heritage he left behind.

Good place to know more about Franz Liszt! Audio guide recommended.

One of the best musician museums Ive ever been to, interactive,amazing collections and with detailed English descriptions. You can also hear different timbres of the pianos that Liszt used (also displayed in the museum) via the tour guide phone, you can also search the album "the instruments of Liszt in the Budapest Liszt Ferenc museum" on spotify if youre still not over it after the tour. One timbre that struck me still is S198/R58 from that album.

I remember this was my first museum in Budapest. Couldn't ask for a better start. Small, cozy, yet full of meaning and awe.

It was a small museum with all the private things of the composer. It has a student ticket with less money

Would recommend if you are a fan of Liszt, otherwise probably something you can skip. Only 3 small rooms to explore with some text and description of Liszt's composition, teaching, pupils and a bit on relationships. Overall it's a small museum and I wish it provided more information on Liszt for people who might not know his work and life quite well.

A small and aesthetic place to visit. Not many things to read about the composer in English, but worth to visit for art and classical music lovers.

Overall it's an ok place. There are two medium/small sized rooms with a few artifacts and pictures, but quite underwhelming. If you go, you'll be done with it under 20 mins. I'd say skip it unless you're a big Liszt fan which I am, but now that I've seen it... I'd go somewhere else. Disappointing.

I was familiar with the life of the composer but visiting the museum transcended me back to the era which his great accomplishment had enriched with. Wonderful exhibition of the master's pianos and lifestyle in a nutshell. It's a must visit to music lovers!

(Translated by Google) Entrance to the shabby apartment and with dwlliondizia bins in sight ... Removed this very suggestive. The lady at the reception did not give us the student discount despite having taken the document for audio guides ... Patience ... (Original) Ingresso all'appartamento trasandato e con bidoni dwlliondizia in vista... Tolto questo molto suggestivo. La signora alla reception non ci ha fatto lo sconto studenti nonostante abbia preso il documento per le audioguide... Pazienza...

Quite pricey considering it was one of the smaller museums of Budapest. It's also not very well signposted from the street. But an interesting 30 mins or so.

Rather small museum, based more on stories about Liszt. There is guided audio tour available in several languages for additional fee. If you are with kids, make sure they understand some of the languages available, otherwise there will be not much to be seen for them.

Interesting recreation of the personal apartment of the famous Hungarian concert pianist and composer, Franz Lizst. Many personal artifacts and history as well s several of his pianos. As a pianist, I was fascinated.

Great place to visit for piano lovers! The audio guide is a must! Such an interesting story the varieties of pianos is incredible!

You know, I like smaller museums. Why? Bc they try to show something real of the person. For a visit into into one of world's most famous composer, you won't need much time. It was and is literally a place of learning, Liszt taught students there and played at neighboring hall for larger audiences. Unfortunately I hadn't the time to ask for his original manuscripts, you need to apply for.

If you love music, definitely a must see place to visit in Budapest.

For all of us, lovers of music and art, this is the place that you MUST VISIT if you come to Budapest. Really enjoyed memorial museum, for me it was like teleport to the time of this great composer and musician 5/5 .

The museum is pretty small, but it's worth visiting if you like Liszt or classical music in general. There are Liszt's personal items as well as pianos and photos.

(Translated by Google) Small and exquisite museum, the service staff is very good, and there are Chinese prompts! (Original) 小而精致的博物馆，服务人员态度很好，而且有中文提示！

(Translated by Google) Vörösmarty Street is located at the corner of Andrássy Street. In the same building is the old Music Academy, which is still great for concerts, next to the new Music Academy. Transportation is excellent, parking is solved. (Original) A Vörösmarty utca Andrássy út sarkán található. Ugyanebben az épületben van a régi Zeneakadémia is, ami még mindig remekül alkalmas koncertek megrendezésére, az új Zeneakadémia mellett. A közlekedés kiváló, a parkolás megoldott.

The museum is organized in three small rooms with not much in it. The price of the ticket is 2000 HUF per person. Which is a lot considering what I saw. I wouldn't go back and I wouldn't suggest it to anyone.

To be honest I am disappointed: the ticket (2000 HUF) is overpriced for three(!) rooms with a few relics, some rude staff and not even some nice music in the background. It literally takes 10 minutes to visit, but it's not worthy at all.

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibits, feel the past! (Original) Érdekes kiállítási tárgyak, érezni a múltat!

(Translated by Google) For those interested in music history and lovers of classical music, it is definitely worth a visit. (Original) Für Interessierte an Musikgeschichte und Liebhaber klassischer Musik sicherlich einen Besuch Wert.

(Translated by Google) Museum for connoisseurs of high musical art (I am not such a connoisseur!) Four rooms! Inspection took 15 minutes! I had to take an audio guide in order to understand what was happening and what (the audio guide broadcasts for about 50 minutes!) (Original) Музей для ценителей высокого музыкального искусства ( я таковым ценителем не являюсь!) Четыре комнаты! Осмотр занял 15 минут! Пришлось взять аудиогида для того, чтобы понять, что и к чему ( аудиогид вещает около 50 минут! )

(Translated by Google) I recommend, very nice. (Original) Recomand, foarte frumos.

A very small museum locatied in Liszt's actual living quarters. You have to have a certain interest in Liszt for this museum to be meaningful. It was fun to see where Liszt has actually lived, and they had obviously done a great job in locating and collecting his belongings. I got the audioguide, but it wasn't very informative - at least not in a coherent way. You got a lot of information about his belongings, but it definitely lacked a context and it seemed like you had to have a great - as in specialized - amount of knowledge about Lizst to get a meaningful experience. We went to see a concert in the adjoining concert hall; quite a disappointment, I'm sad to say. The singer had clearly taken on a work that was way over his abilities, and he struggled a lot with it and tried too hard to be dramatic, which made it hard to watch. Furthermore, the introduction - a woman reading out loud from a piece of paper for 15 min - was very long, uninspired and unnecessary.

(Translated by Google) It is a pity that only three rooms can be visited (Original) È un peccato che siano solo tre stanze visitabili

(Translated by Google) Good for those who are interested in the list. However, compared to the entrance fee, there are only a few viewing spaces, which makes sense. The Salzburg Mozart Museum seems to be full. (Original) 리스트에 대해 관심이 많은 분들에게는 좋을 것입니다. 하지만 입장료에 비해 관람 공간이 몇 개 되지 않아 허무한 감이 있습니다. 잘츠부르크 모차르트 박물관은 내용도 알찼던 것 같은데 말입니다.

(Translated by Google) Essential to understand the life of the master! High quality French audio guide. (Original) Incontournable pour comprendre la vie du maître ! Audio guide français de grande qualité.

(Translated by Google) It is a place very well represented by all its content and its explanations (Original) Es un lugar muy bien representado por todo su contenido y sus explicaciones

(Translated by Google) 3 rooms filled with souvenirs from Liszt's life. To every art lover. And great personalities should like it here. (Original) 3 pokoje wypełnione pamiątkami z życia Liszta. Każdemu amatorowi sztuki. I wielkich osobistości powinno się tu spodobać.

(Translated by Google) Only three rooms but a lot of exhibits. Audio guide with two 3.5mm audio outputs. in different languages, including Russian. (Original) Всего три комнаты но достаточно много экспонатов. Аудиогид с двумя аудиовыходами 3,5 мм. на разных языках, в том числе и на русском.

(Translated by Google) A description of the life of Franz Liszt (with Korean audio available) and a museum where he can see the piano he developed himself, such a place where he lived and taught his followers (Original) 프란츠리스트의 인생에 대한 설명과(한국어 오디오 가능)함께 그가 사용하던 피아노 스스로 개발한 피아노들을 볼수 있는 박물관 그가 평생살고 후학들을 가르친 그러한 장소이다

Larger than expected (4 rooms) with a really interesting audio guide and informative texts and objects. Took us about 2,5 h to see and hear everything.

If you like music, music performed by piano and Liszt, this place you have to visit. The whole place feels like living music history.

Very small but very good audio guide. Worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) We arrived in this apartment where to understand that it is a museum we must commit ourselves. We enter and receive a porter who, with an annoyed voice, tells us to leave our bags and jackets and go pay upstairs. I ask for the price of the entrance and he replies again, annoyed to leave his bag and jackets. I greet him and come away. (Original) Siamo arrivati in questo appartamento dove per capire che è un museo bisogna impegnarsi. Entriamo e ci riceve un portinaio che con voce indispettita ci dice di lasciare le borse e giacche e andare a pagare al piano sopra. Chiedo il prezzo dell'ingresso e mi risponde nuovamente indispettito di lasciare borsa e giacche da lui. Lo saluto e veniamo via.

Wonderful and educational museum

(Translated by Google) Great concert (Original) Großartiges Konzert

(Translated by Google) On the contrary, terdelniks cook very tasty ❤ (Original) Напротив очень вкусно готовят тердельники ❤

Big fan of Franz Liszt! Loved seeing his pianos and personal items!

(Translated by Google) Fantastic, you can't stop watching it. (Original) Fantástico, no se puede d3jar de verla.

(Translated by Google) Initially I let myself be influenced by some not very positive reviews, I entered with suspicion but I was conquered the same, you can find inside the museum a lot of interesting material but I advise you to follow the visit with the audio guide (Original) Inizialmente mi sono lasciato influenzare da alcune recensioni non molto positive, sono entrato con diffidenza ma ne sono rimasto conquistato lo stesso, potete trovare all'interno del museo parecchio materiale interessante ma consiglio di seguire la visita con l'audio guida

There were so many things that belonged to Franz List. It was like visiting him.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting for music lovers (Original) Meget interessant for musik elskere

Great to see Liszt Ferenc, virtuos pianist, and composer Hungarian house

(Translated by Google) Recommended if you are confused to find directions and a little small but love music (Original) 길찾는데 헷갈리고 규모는 좀 작지만 음악을 사랑한다면 추천

(Translated by Google) Let's go with your audio guide with list lovers. Finished it all day on a cloudy and rainy day so the bright and cozy interior was comfortable. (Original) 리스트 좋아하는 분들이 가서 오디오 가이드와 함께 둘러보세요. 마침 종일 흐리고 비오는 날에 들어가서 그런지 밝고 아늑한 실내가 편안했습니다.

(Translated by Google) Master's house. We find there the instruments used by this master. With the audio guide, you can hear the sound of each instrument. This museum allows to better understand and interpret the works of his master. There are often concerts. I highly recommend it for people who love music. (Original) La maison de Maître. On y trouve les instruments utilisés par ce maître. Avec l'audio-guide, on peut entendre le son de chaque instrument. Ce musée permets de comprendre et interpréter mieux les œuvres de son maître. Il y a souvent des concerts. Je le recommande vivement pour les gens qui aiment la musique.

(Translated by Google) Museum with explanations that many things did not come to mind. Small and expensive (Original) Museo con explicaciones que muchas cosas no venía a cuento. Pequeño y caro

i loeved it :)))))

(Translated by Google) Small museum close to the House of Terror. Consisting of 3 rooms / parts. Audio guide available in many languages. Enter 2000 HUF + 600 audioguide (essential) or about 9 euros. Short visit as very small museum, but interesting and well presented. In second-line vs. time spent in Budapest. Bond left his belongings at the entrance (free cloakroom service ... or included in the price). Some other pianos and harpsichords, some furniture, some pictures ... audioguide allows to take stock of the museum or we do not understand too little! (Original) Petit musée à deux pas du maison de la Terreur. Constitué de 3 salles/pièces. Audioguide disponible dans de nombreuses langues. Entrée 2000 HUF + 600 pour audioguide (indispensable) soit environ 9 euros. Courte visite car très petit musée, mais intéressant et bien présenté. En seconde intention en fonction du temps passé à Budapest. Obligation de laissé ses effets personnels à l'entrée (service de vestiaire gratuit... ou inclus dans le prix). Quelques pianos et autres clavecins, un peu de mobiliers, quelques photos... audioguide permet de prendre la mesure du musée sinon on n'y comprend que trop peu !

(Translated by Google) The audio guide is a bit baked. The museum is small, so take a quick tour and get an international student ID card. (Original) 오디오 가이드가 조금 구림. 박물관이 작아서 금방 둘러보고 국제학생증 할인있음

(Translated by Google) The museum is all three small rooms If someone who likes list goes It might take an hour or more to look around slowly You can take a picture Korean audio guide available Roadside parking is free on Saturdays, Sundays (Original) 작은 방 세개가 전부인 박물관이지만 리스트를 좋아하는 사람이 간다면 천천히 둘러보는데 한시간 이상 걸릴듯🙂 사진촬영이 가능하고 한국어 오디오가이드가 있음 토,일은 노변주차가 무료