Budapest City Panorama Magazine

MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
TOP 10 MUST SEE:
House of Terror
60 Andrássy Avenue (Dist. 6)
Hungarian National Gallery
Buda Castle, 2 Szent György Sq (Dist. 1)
Hungarian National Museum
14-16 Múzeum Boulevard (Dist. 8)
Kunsthalle
Heroes’ Square,
14-16 Dózsa Gy Rd (Dist. 14)
Ludwig Contemporary
Art Museum (pictured above ↑)
1 Komor Marcell St (Dist. 9)
FERENC HOPP MUSEUM
OF ASIATIC ARTS
103 Andrássy St (Dist. 6)
Museum of Ethnography
12 Kossuth Sq (Dist. 5)
New Budapest Gallery
Bálna, 11-12 Fôvám Sq (Dist. 9)
Robert Capa Center of
Contemporary Photography
8 Nagymezô St (Dist. 5)
Budapest History Museum
Buda Castle, 2 Szent György Sq (Dist. 1)
Hospital in the Rock
Secret military hospital and nuclear bunker situated
in the cave system carved in the rock under
the Buda Castle. Open: Mon. – Sun. 10 am – 8
pm. Can be visited only with guided tours. Tours
in English start from 10 am every hour. Last tour
starts at 7 pm. 4/c Lovas St (Dist. 1) (below the
Buda Castle) www.sziklakorhaz.eu
Invisible Exhibition
An interactive journey to an invisible world. On
Fridays: Invisible dinner – preliminary registration
is required. Open: Mon. – Thu. 10 am – 8
pm, Fri. 10 am – 6.45 pm, and Invisible Dinner
from 7 pm, Sat. – Sun. 10 am – 8 pm. Millenáris
Park, Hall B, 16–20 Kis Rókus St (Dist. 2)
www.lathatatlan.hu/en
House of terror museum
It is one of the memorial places in Hungary established
to commemorate the victims of dictatorial
regimes such as fascism and communism,
who were kept in prison, tortured and perhaps
killed in this building. The exhibition guides
visitors through the history of the two regimes
in Hungary in a chronological order using multimedia
devices and original reliquias. Touring the
building takes about two hours.
60 Andrássy Avenue (Dist. 6) www.terrorhaza.hu/en
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