The Danube Palace
Zrínyi utca 5.
1051 Budapest

The Danube Palace, formerly the Casino of Lipótváros was established in 1883. It was founded by Miksa Falk, who was also its first president. The construction of the casino was completed in 1895, based on the plans of Vilmos Freund. Géza Márkus was the architect of the casino. The external facade is made by Mészáros and Gerstenberger and the architectural style of the building is neobaroque. The murals on the walls of the theatre were painted by Lajos Márk. Since its opening the Casino has excelled at patronising the arts: exhibitions and concerts have been held here, it has financed opera performances and it has also organised competitions. A great many famous people have given performances in the Casino such as Béla Bartók, Zoltán Kodály, Mark Twain and Antonin Dvorak.

Wednesday, September 3rd 2008. 20:00: Donau Folklor Ensemble
Wednesday, September 3rd 2008. 20:00: Danube Folk Ensemble with Dinner & Cruise
Friday, September 5th 2008. 20:00: Rajkó Folk Ensemble
Friday, September 5th 2008. 20:00: Rajko Folk Ensemble with Dinner & Cruise
Saturday, September 6th 2008. 20:00: Danube Symphony Orchestra
Saturday, September 6th 2008. 20:00: Danube Symphony Orchestra with Dinner & Cruise
Sunday, September 7th 2008. 20:00: Rajkó Folk Ensemble
Sunday, September 7th 2008. 20:00: Rajko Folk Ensemble with Dinner & Cruise
Monday, September 8th 2008. 20:00: Donau Folklor Ensemble
Monday, September 8th 2008. 20:00: Danube Folk Ensemble with Dinner & Cruise