Shocking exhibition,displays the era’s darkest aspects,commemorates the victims of the fascist&communist regimes,portrays the country’s relationship w Nazi Germany&USSR during the years of occupation Read more.
Underground hospital turned into a nuclear bunker under Buda Castle, 200 life-like wax figures,original furniture&medical equipment,today's military medicine introduced through rescue operations (SOF) Read more.
Buda Castle, "E" building, permanent exhibition of life in the city from 1945 to 1989 Read more.
The most famous statue of the communist era, the Liberation Monument nowadays internationally recognized as an iconic symbol of Budapest, beautiful view to the city
powerful reminders dictatorship, stunning historical collection, removed statues&monuments from the streets of Budapest are displayed. “Stalin’s Tribune” recalls the mythical longing for freedom Read more.
Controversial obelisk bearing the Soviet hammer&sickle symbol, after the systems change, there were speculations to tear the monument down, but it stayed as a memento of the war and the communist era Read more.
Just steps away from Blaha Square, Antik-Bazár features a colorful hodgepodge of comrade-worthy collectibles like discontinued currency, propaganda posters, and military regalia of the communist era
Just like many others, Nosztalgia Bazár features a colorful hodgepodge of comrade-worthy collectibles like discontinued currency, propaganda posters, and military regalia of the communist era
the best source of Red-tinted antiques, the ever-changing secondhand collection contains unpredictable surprises Read more.
shelter for Buda-side intellectuals, strong since the 1960s, maintained both the same atmosphere and the same interior design ever since. breakfast is irresistibly great,you can order it all day Read more.
unbelievably simple&brilliant traditional dishes of hungarian housewives are served in a home-like, friendly milieu. floor&tablecloths are chequered, walls full with photographs, the broth is perfect Read more.
It doubles as a museum of Hungarian curios from the 1960s-’70s, Soviet-made appliances to tin toys, photographs, various objects, works of art, several still functioning radio sets Read more.
