Cinema Mystica in Budapest
Cinema Mystica, the immersive digital-art exhibition in Budapest's Párisi Udvar: what it is, hours, location and whether it's worth it (with kids).

If you're looking for a unique, different experience during your visit to Budapest, Cinema Mystica is a perfect plan. Cinema Mystica is located in the iconic and spectacular Parisi Udvar building, a space where light, sound, art and technology come together to create an unforgettable sensory experience for its visitors.
Cinema Mystica at a glance
- What it is: an immersive digital-art exhibition (light, sound and technology).
- Where: in the Párisi Udvar (Ferenciek tere 10); Ferenciek tere metro (M3).
- What you'll see: more than 20 interactive installations across 10 rooms (1,200 m²).
- Opening hours: every day from 10:00 to 22:00.
- Duration: around 1 hour (at your own pace).
- Booking: recommended; buy tickets in advance.
- Ideal for: families, rainy days and digital-art lovers.

What is Cinema Mystica Budapest?
Cinema Mystica is an innovative multimedia exhibition. This immersive experience combines digital art with technology, creating a mystical atmosphere where light and sound merge to wrap visitors in a unique sensory journey. The exhibition includes interactive installations that let visitors become an active part of the artworks.
You'll enjoy more than 20 interactive digital installations, spread across 10 different rooms over a space of more than 1,200 m².
More information
- Cinema Mystica has a free cloakroom service.
- There are toilets available for visitors.
- I'd recommend setting aside at least an hour to visit Cinema Mystica.

Opening hours
Cinema Mystica is open Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00.
Address
Cinema Mystica Budapest is in the Párisi Udvar (Ferenciek tere 10, 1052 Budapest). The nearest metro is Ferenciek tere (line M3).
Prices and booking
Given the popularity of Cinema Mystica, I'd recommend booking your tickets in advance.

Is it suitable for kids?
Yes. Cinema Mystica is a really enjoyable family plan: the installations are interactive and invite you to touch, play and take photos, so kids love it. As it's indoors, it's also a perfect backup for a rainy day in Budapest, and you can go round at your own pace.
Is it worth it?
If you like immersive experiences and digital art, yes. It's not a conventional museum: it's a space to let yourself be carried away by light, sound and projections, a different (and very photogenic) plan for an afternoon in Budapest, especially if the weather isn't on your side. Our tip: book in advance and go with plenty of time to enjoy it without rushing.
FAQ
What is Cinema Mystica?
An immersive digital-art exhibition in Budapest's Párisi Udvar, with more than 20 interactive installations of light, sound and technology spread across 10 rooms (over 1,200 m²).
How long does it take to visit?
Around an hour, though you can stay longer and go round at your own pace.
What are the opening hours?
It's open every day from 10:00 to 22:00.
Where is it?
In the Párisi Udvar, Ferenciek tere 10 (1052 Budapest); the nearest metro is Ferenciek tere (line M3).
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes, it's very interactive and kids love it. As it's indoors, it's also ideal for a rainy day in Budapest.
Do you need to book?
It's highly recommended to buy tickets in advance, as it's a popular spot and can sell out at peak times.




