CONCERTS 
THE MILLENÁRIS
Park
The building complex is surrounded by a huge park with lawn areas and lakes.
Great Hall (Building B)
The impressive exhibition hall complex (Building B) is formed through the partial demolishment of the factory building built in 1911, and the addition of the modern block that connects the two fragments.
Pixel Gallery
Pixel Gallery (Building C) – with its large-scale, energetic inner space and a helical arrangement that resembles Guggenheim Museum in New York – is the vestibule, reception hall and multi-levelled linkage of Buildings B and D
Small hall
Kiscsarnok (Small Hall, Building D) is the oldest building of the Millenáris. Due to its demolished state its original form could not be retained.
Teátrum (Building E)
A building that mixes elements of old and new styles: Teátrum was transformed from an assembly hall with an area of seven thousand square metres.
Fogadó
The Fogadó (Building G) was built in the thirties and used to be a machine-shop and an electrotyping plant. It was opened for public as the first building in the Park of Millenáris on the 1st of February, 2001.
Pétanque ground
Behind Fogadó
Zöld Péter playground
The colourful painted toys of the playground, which revives the tale of Zöld Péter have been created with artistic standards and unique techniques. The playground, that was designed and carried out by sculptors and fine artists – and that had been working since 2000 – have been renovated recent
Millenáris TV Studio
The TV Studio located in Building E of the Millenáris – which is available for Hungarian and European channels – works in an outstanding environment, in the heart of Buda since 2001. The 890 m2 studio area has been a very popular location for the producers of TV programmes of different genres a
