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What's included

Access to the Robert Capa Center for Contemporary Photography
Access to one of the exhibitions
Access to the Project Room exhibitions (free to attend all year round)
  • See images selected from a collection of almost 1,000 Capa photographs from the Hungarian National Museum
  • Learn about the photojournalist's life, see his handwriting and learn why he became known as one of the top war photographers of his time
  • Don't miss the changing exhibitions packed with just as much insight and talent

Hear Capa's voice, get a look at his handwriting and learn about the incredible, risky and oftentimes unbelievable life of the late Hungarian photographer - also known as the 'maverick from Budapest'.

Robert Capa made photo-history with his accounts of the Spanish Civil War, WWII, China, and Vietnam. In the words of his brother, "he lived a lot and suffered a lot during his short life. He was born poor and died poor."

See the Hungary-born photojournalist's life laid out in photos at the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center. Exhibits have been selected from a collection of almost 1,000 photographs from the Hungarian National Museum.

Witness the visual legacy of a storytelling legend, who became known as one of the top war photographers of his time. And don't miss the changing exhibitions.

It's a truly inspiring look at the life of a man who took many risks in the name of his passion, art, and humanity.

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Friday 11:00 - 19:00
Saturday 11:00 - 19:00
Sunday 11:00 - 19:00
Monday 11:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 11:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 19:00
Thursday 11:00 - 19:00
Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center
8 Nagymező u., 1065, Budapest
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