1895

Hungarian Historical Institute of Rome founded (worked till 1913)
1917

Hungarian Scientific Institute Constantinople founded (worked only till 1918)
1920

Hungarian Historical Institute of Vienna founded
1923

Hungarian Historical Institute of Rome reestablished
1924

Collegium Hungaricum Vienna and Collegium Hungaricum Berlin founded
1927
Act 13.
of 1927 on Hungarian Institutes abroad and on scholarships for the purpose of high literacy

Collegium Hungaricum Rome (also called as Hungarian Academy of Rome) founded.
Since then its home is the Palazzo Falconieri.


Hungaro-French university informing office founded (from 1933 it was called Hungarian Study Centre of France)
1948

Institutes opened in Sofia and Warsaw
1949

Institute of Cultural Relations founded
1953

Institute opened in Prague
1973

Institute opened in East-Berlin (House of the Hungarian Culture)
1974

Institute opened in Cairo
1978

Institute opened in Delhi
1980

Institute opened in Helsinki
1990

Institutes opened in Stuttgart and Moscow
1991

Institute opened in Bratislava
1992

Institute opened in Bucharest
1992

Institute opened in Tallinn
1999

Institute opened in London
2001

Institute opened in New York City
2002

Renamed from Hungarian Cultural Institute to Balassi Institute
2004

Institute opened in Brussels
2006

Institute opened in Sfantu Gheorghe
2013

Institutes opened in Beijing and Istanbul
2014

Institute opened in Zagreb
2016

Institute opened in Ljubljana
1895

Hungarian Historical Institute of Rome founded (worked till 1913)
1917

Hungarian Scientific Institute Constantinople founded (worked only till 1918)
1920

Hungarian Historical Institute of Vienna founded
1923

Hungarian Historical Institute of Rome reestablished
1924

Collegium Hungaricum Vienna and Collegium Hungaricum Berlin founded
1927
Act 13. of 1927 on Hungarian Institutes abroad and on scholarships for the purpose of high literacy

Collegium Hungaricum Rome (also called as Hungarian Academy of Rome) founded. Since then its home is the Palazzo Falconieri.

Hungaro-French university informing office founded (from 1933 it was called Hungarian Study Centre of France)
1948

Institutes opened in Sofia and Warsaw
1949

Institute of Cultural Relations founded
1953

Institute opened in Prague
1973

Institute opened in East-Berlin (House of the Hungarian Culture)
1974

Institute opened in Cairo
1978

Institute opened in Delhi
1980

Institute opened in Helsinki
1990

Institutes opened in Stuttgart and Moscow
1991

Institute opened in Bratislava
1992

Institute opened in Bucharest
1992

Institute opened in Tallinn
1999

Institute opened in London
2001

Institute opened in New York City
2002

Renamed from Hungarian Cultural Institute to Balassi Institute
2004

Institute opened in Brussels
2006

Institute opened in Sfantu Gheorghe
2013

Institutes opened in Beijing and Istanbul
2014

Institute opened in Zagreb
2016

Institute opened in Ljubljana
Balassi Institute