# Hall of Arts > art museum in Budapest, Hungary **Wikidata**: [Q368537](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q368537) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hall_of_Art,_Budapest) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/hall-of-arts ## Summary The Hall of Arts is an art museum in Budapest, Hungary. It was founded in 1896 and is located in the Zugló district of Budapest; its official website is http://www.mucsarnok.hu/. ## Key Facts - Hall of Arts is an art museum (building or space for the exhibition of art). - Inception (founding) date: 1896-01-01 (ISO timestamp: +1896-01-01T00:00:00Z). - Location coordinates: latitude 47.514022, longitude 19.078678. - Country: Hungary (a country in Central Europe). - City: Budapest (capital and largest city of Hungary). - District: Zugló (district in Budapest). - Official website: http://www.mucsarnok.hu/. - Wikipedia title: "Hall of Art, Budapest". - Wikidata description: "art museum in Budapest, Hungary". - Hall of Arts sitelink_count: 23. - Related class entry: art museum — described as a building or space for the exhibition of art (for institution, use ); related class sitelink_count: 49. - Hungary inception value recorded as '1000' (reference metadata present). - Budapest inception date recorded as +1873-11-17T00:00:00Z. - Zugló sitelink_count: 25; Budapest sitelink_count: 257; Hungary sitelink_count: 353. ## FAQs Q: What is the Hall of Arts? A: The Hall of Arts is an art museum in Budapest, Hungary, intended as a building or space for the exhibition of art. Q: Where exactly is the Hall of Arts located? A: It is located in Budapest, Hungary, within the Zugló district at coordinates 47.514022 latitude and 19.078678 longitude. Q: When was the Hall of Arts founded? A: The Hall of Arts has an inception (founding) date recorded as 1896-01-01 (ISO timestamp +1896-01-01T00:00:00Z). Q: Does the Hall of Arts have an official website? A: Yes. The official website listed for the Hall of Arts is http://www.mucsarnok.hu/. Q: How is the Hall of Arts cataloged online? A: Its Wikipedia title is "Hall of Art, Budapest" and its Wikidata description is "art museum in Budapest, Hungary"; the Hall of Arts has a sitelink_count of 23 on Wikidata. Q: What larger geopolitical entities is the Hall of Arts associated with? A: The Hall of Arts is in Budapest (the capital and largest city of Hungary) and in the Zugló district; Hungary is recorded as the country in Central Europe. ## Why It Matters As an established venue for exhibiting art since 1896, the Hall of Arts represents a persistent institutional presence in Budapest’s cultural landscape. Its placement in the capital city and specifically in the Zugló district situates it within Hungary’s primary urban and cultural infrastructure, giving residents and visitors a dedicated space for viewing and presenting art. The museum’s documented identifiers — a public website, a Wikipedia title, and a Wikidata entry — make it discoverable and citable in digital and reference contexts, supporting cultural access, scholarship, and public information about Budapest’s art institutions. ## Notable For - Being an art museum founded in 1896 (inception +1896-01-01T00:00:00Z). - Located in Budapest, the capital and largest city of Hungary, which itself has an inception date recorded as +1873-11-17T00:00:00Z for the city entity. - Positioned in the Zugló district of Budapest, with precise coordinates: 47.514022, 19.078678. - Maintaining an official website at http://www.mucsarnok.hu/. - Having a presence in reference databases: Wikipedia title "Hall of Art, Budapest", Wikidata description "art museum in Budapest, Hungary", and a Wikidata sitelink_count of 23. ## Body ### H3: Classification and Function - The Hall of Arts is classified as an art museum, defined as a building or space for the exhibition of art. - The source material notes that for institutional classification the related Wikidata item is (art museum as institution). - The related art museum class entry has a sitelink_count of 49, indicating multiple cross-references in Wikimedia projects for that class. ### H3: Founding and Institutional Dates - The Hall of Arts has an inception date recorded as 1896-01-01 (timestamp +1896-01-01T00:00:00Z). - This founding date identifies the museum as an institution established in the late 19th century. ### H3: Geographic Location and Coordinates - Country: Hungary, a Central European country (entity data lists Hungary with sitelink_count 353). - City: Budapest, identified as the capital and largest city of Hungary; Budapest’s inception is recorded as +1873-11-17T00:00:00Z and the city entity has a sitelink_count of 257. - District: Zugló, a district within Budapest; the Zugló entity has a sitelink_count of 25 and is associated with country code Q28. - Exact coordinates for the Hall of Arts: latitude 47.514022 and longitude 19.078678. ### H3: Online Presence and Identifiers - Official website: http://www.mucsarnok.hu/. - Wikipedia entry title: "Hall of Art, Budapest". - Wikidata description: "art museum in Budapest, Hungary". - Hall of Arts sitelink_count: 23, indicating the number of Wikimedia site links associated with its Wikidata entry. ### H3: Related Entities and Metadata - The Hall of Arts is directly related to the following entities in the provided data: Hungary (country), Budapest (city), and Zugló (district). - Hungary’s metadata includes an inception value '1000' and reference metadata ( source, language Hungarian, retrieval date 2026-01-14, and a URL). This contextualizes the national entity associated with the museum. - Budapest is recorded with an inception timestamp (+1873-11-17T00:00:00Z) in the provided material. - The class "art museum" is explicitly cited as the relevant classification for the Hall of Arts and is presented with explanatory text: "building or space for the exhibition of art." ### H3: Reference Counts and Visibility - The Hall of Arts has a sitelink_count of 23, indicating its representation across Wikimedia sites. - Related entities’ sitelink counts: art museum class (49), Zugló (25), Budapest (257), Hungary (353). These counts reflect broader reference and linkage for related items in Wikimedia datasets. ### H3: Summary of Available Facts - All verifiable facts in this entry derive from the supplied structured properties and related-entity listings: official website, inception date, coordinates, geographic hierarchy (Zugló → Budapest → Hungary), classification as an art museum, Wikipedia and Wikidata identifiers, and sitelink counts for the Hall of Arts and its related entities. ## References 1. archINFORM 2. Virtual International Authority File 3. BnF authorities 4. CiNii Research 5. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013 6. Flanders Arts Institute 7. Source 8. [archINFORM](https://www.archinform.net/service/wd_aipro.php)