The Hungarian House of Photography is located in Budapest, Hungary. It is a multi-storey building with the Mai Mano Gallery on the first floor and the Hungarian House of Photography on the second and third floors under the protection of historical monuments; Its primary mission is to give the house to Hungarian and international historical and contemporary photographic exhibitions. It was built in 1894 and was used as the home of the most famous music club in Budapest called Arizona, but the owners were deported by the Hungarian Nazis in 1944, and later the building served as a school and then a showroom for the Hungarian Motorists' Club for thirty years; Until it finally became an art gallery for photography.