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From the quiet streets near Andrássy Avenue to Király utca: six stops in District VI, about 17 minutes of walking. This is where several of Budapest's internationally active galleries sit, plus the Capa Center for photography. Galleries open mostly Tuesday to Friday afternoons; Capa Center, as an institution, also at weekends. Galleries are free; Capa Center charges admission.

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   Horizont Galéria

   1066 Budapest, Zichy Jenő utca 32 · VI. kerület

   Start on Zichy Jenő utca, a block off Andrássy Avenue.

   www.horizontgallery.com/

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   Deák Erika Galéria

   1066 Budapest, Mozsár utca 1. · VI. kerület

   On Mozsár utca since 1998 – one of the city's most established contemporary galleries, showing painting and mixed media by Hungarian and international artists.

   deakerikagaleria.hu/

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   Capa Központ

   1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 8. · VI. kerület

   Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center on Nagymező utca, in the building of the former Ernst Museum: the institution on this route, with larger photography shows.

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   Viltin Galéria

   1061 Budapest, Vasvári Pál utca 1. · VI. kerület

   On Vasvári Pál utca, a contemporary gallery with a long-running stable of Hungarian artists.

   www.viltin.hu/

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   INDA Galéria

   1061 Budapest, Király u. 34 II/4 · VI. kerület

   Upstairs at Király utca 34 – ring the bell. INDA shows contemporary work across media, from painting to video.

   www.indagaleria.hu/

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   acb Galéria

   1068 Budapest, Király utca 76. · VI. kerület

   The finish, further along Király utca: acb plays a key role in representing the Hungarian neo-avant-garde and post-conceptual art, at home and at international fairs.

   acbgaleria.hu/en