The Pesti Vigadó served several purposes: in the 19th century, festive and charity balls, festive receptions and receptions were organized, and it was the venue for many classical music performances. Several of these were among the highlights of Hungarian history.
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- 2 Vigadó tér, Budapest 1051, Hungary
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Pesti Vigadó