In Városliget, the patinated building formerly known as the Olof Palme House was one of the hot spots of nightlife in Budapest in the 2000s. Renovated and expanded with Zsolnay ceramics in the turn-of-the-century style during the Liget Program, the building embodies the city's golden age, and its eye-catching interiors can already be taken from an audience hungry for this piece of culture. The rebirth of an all-exclusive venue is now, for the first time, a place for light music recreation; so we are curious to see how the classical environment works with current electronic music sounds. Capacity is limited here too, be on the lookout!