I enjoyed my visit here and it was pretty interesting and I learnt some good history around an area I knew very little about. However there were some draw backs. The main negative was the guided tour. I felt we were rushed through it and we weren’t given enough time to look at exhibits on the way around. For this they charged us 18 euros each. An self guide tour with headphones was 8 euros I think and I’d have much preferred that. Also they don’t let you take photos… although I managed to sneak a few. 😄😎 Worth a visit though but could do better with what they have.

Has a ton of potential as a museum and place of education. The wax figures were very well done, and the tour was very organized, if a bit rushed. It would be nice if there were an option to wander on your own, as opposed to doing a 60 minute walking tour. My main issue was that they seemed to be avoiding the topic of Hungary's involvement in the second world war, skipping directly to when the Soviets came. This came in the form of not only the guide, but the information video and the exhibit itself. I would recommend doing research into the history of the place to supplement a visit.

Starting off with a short film to explain the history, this 1.5 hour tour is 100% worth it. I’m so happy we came here. History is so interesting and the tour guide did a great job explaining the history of this place with detailed information. Only guided tour is available so book in advance.. the lower point is 18 meters below ground level.

I think this could be amazing. For me the tour was slightly overpriced for what I got, following the guide I felt rushed, couldnt hear fully as the group was huge with some at the front seeming to want to rush round. For me I'd have liked the option to look around and take it in at my own speed. Sad this wasn't an option.

The museum itself is really well designed and the history is amazing. However, the experience is very lacking. A guided tour is the only option and the price is very high, and a 90 minute tour ended after about 70. You start with a video in Hungarian (with out of sync English subtitles) and then continue to a very rushed tour with robotic explanations. We couldn't even take the time to look around as we had guides behind us rushing us and closing doors. I would definitely avoid this tourist trap, but if you can afford it, go just to see it.

Perfect museum but too little time for each group, you basically rush through and look around walking. But the museum itself is very good and personal know what they're talking about. Great original souvenirs such as gas masks and med kits.

A fascinating and must see hospital in the caves under Buda Castle where brave Red Cross nurses, doctors and volunteers treated at some times 600 people with only 50 staff during WWII and the 1956 revolution. Realistic wax figures, actual equipment from the time, incredible example of Hungarian ingenuity and technical skill. Our guide Timi is herself a Hungarian Red Cross volunteer and first aid instructor and she told me she loved the place. She was an excellent guide in English language. A touching and proud afternoon for this international Red Cross delegate. Don't miss it.

The museum only offers group tours. We took the Hungarian language tour, due to our time reaching the museum and we were given English audio guides with plenty of information, at no extra cost. The guide was very nice and spoke in English for us too. The museum is fantastic, a must-see eye-opener into the history of Budapest. It brings to light a lot of goodness the population of Budapest did during WW2, the Soviet era, and much more. The staff is very friendly, speak English very well and I heard them speak in Italian to some other tourists too.

An must see museum. Yes a bit expensive and payment with card only but is worthy. There are other so called museums in Budapest that are offering less for the almost same amount. Tours are guided, no photo allowed because is city’s war/bomb shelter. Tour was fast , less than 1 hours due to tourist flow and narrow space. Tour guide was Dora. Cute!

A English speaking guided tour happens every half an hour. There are translated guides available for others. Fascinating tour that takes about an hour. Cost about 8000fr for 2 of us (about a tenner). You go underground around the hospital and then the top secret nuclear bunker! Well worth it

Amazing museum with lifelike wax figures and detail recreations of the museum's hospital days. You'll have to go on a guided tour which leaves hourly (more frequent during summer) but the guides are friendly and informative. Tours are in English and Hungarian but audio guides of different languages are available.

(Translated by Google) The historical curiosity of the place is very exciting and meticulously executed throughout the museum. BUT. I would immediately throw out the driver who figured out that he had to grind the whole exhibition in an hour, you can’t really see anything because they will have an immediate effect right away. If you have a photographic memory, I would definitely recommend it and you can make your memories burst from home, but those who are a little interested in the subject should be prepared with soothing because I was also he can do. Oh yeah, as an extra we went in steps at the photos on display in the last hallway, there was really no time to read and even at three-quarters the light went off and he smiled and nodded to apologize, but the light switch turns on automatically and you MUST go. In light of this, it is very overpriced and you can hardly get anything for your money. Balf * custom. (Original) A hely történelmi érdekessége nagyon izgalmas és igényesen kivitelezett az egész múzeum. DE. Azonnal kihajítanám azt a vezetőt aki kitalálta hogy egy óra alatt végig KELL darálni a teljes tárlatot, szinte semmit nem lehet igazán megnézni mert már rögtön hatjanak tovább. Akinek fotografikus memóriája van, annak bátran ajánlom aztán otthonról majd felböfögheti az emlékeit, de akit kicsit is érdekel a téma erősen készüljön nyugtatókkal mert az én higgadt természetemmel is már nagyon annak a hátárán voltam egy elküldöm az anyjába a tárlatvezetőt, még ha tudom hogy erről nem is ő tehet. Ja igen, extraként a legutolsó folyosón kiállított fotoknál léptekben haladtunk, olvasni nagyon nem volt idő és még így is a háromnegyedénél lekapcsolt a lámpa és mosolyogva odabökik hogy elnézést, de a villanykapcsoló automatán kapcsol és már menni KELL. Ennek fényében nagyon túlárazott és szinte alig kap az ember valamit a pénzéért. Balf*szok.

A fascinating collection of paraphernalia and waxworks throughout this amazing slice of hidden Hungarian history. Just a shame that yours aren’t currently conducted English and it feels a bit rushed getting through the exhibition. That said, the very nice lady giving the tour in Hungarian was super helpful to us in English, whenever she could be. Great staff here. Only other gripes being that we couldn’t take photos and that there were some great opportunities for gift shop purchases such as postcard replicas of the awesome posters, or replicas of the some of the medicine packaging and labels (for the design-minded nerds amongst us!)

The place is undoubtedly really interesting. The problem was that you can only enter by paying a tour, a tour that is not good, the girl had clearly memorized it and the whole time it felt like she was reading a script, instead of it just flowing naturally. When we asked her something she clearly did not understand the question and replied back with another memorized comment, if she didn't understand she could've just said so instead of replying something that had no relation whatsoever with our question. I guess after a really hot day in Budapest coming down here is cool because it's quite cold. But I'm definitely not coming back. And you can't take pictures.

(Translated by Google) You are not allowed to take pictures inside. But it is worthwhile in any case!!! (Original) Man darf drinnen keine Bilder machen. Aber es lohnt sich auf jeden Fall!!!

(Translated by Google) I would say it is an almost must see if you visit Budapest. You will know first-hand and see with your own eyes how this bunker worked in times of war. Once inside, the very environment of the place transmits so much suffering that you will walk with maximum respect and put yourself in the place of the population of the past. It can only be accessed with a guide, paying entrance. There is no guide who speaks Spanish, so the tour is in English. If you do not get along very well with the Anglo-Saxon language, they also give you some telephones in which you can reproduce in Spanish the explanation of each of the spaces in the bunker. (Original) Diría que es una visita casi obligada si visitas Budapest. Conocerás de primera mano y verás con tus propios ojos como era funcionaba este búnker en tiempos de guerra. Una vez dentro, el propio ambiente del lugar transmite tanto sufrimiento que irás caminando con respeto máximo y poniéndote en el lugar de la población del pasado. Solo se puede acceder con guía, pagando entrada. No hay ningún guía que hable español, por lo que el tour es en inglés. Si no te llevas muy bien con el idioma anglosajón, también te dan unos telefonillos en los que puedes ir reproduciendo en español la explicación de cada uno de los espacios del búnker.

(Translated by Google) There were 22 people in one group, but considering COVID 19, the group was taken into 2 groups. We set off with the first small group. Already in the first 10 meters it became clear that the pace was a bit fast. We arrived at the medical devices, which were in a closet, nicely labeled, grouped. As I watched my group set off, by the time the leader of the other group was already there. He also told me not to miss out on my group. I remarked that the young man was running a bit. Part of our history is this museum, which is very well illustrated and gives the 'atmosphere' as much as possible.More BUT there are ... 1.The exhibition guide seemed to be in a running race, we had to hurry after that -1 hour was spent to watch the exhibition - it made me feel "let's be over it". It follows the second DE. One hour is not enough to look at everything normally, it is to look closely at the completely excluded. 3. Basically, I would still say expensive. if I did not take into account the negatives mentioned above, so I say that it is cheekily expensive. I think this exhibition deserves more respect (no) in more ways. I just trust the bosses sitting behind the desk, or those who run this exhibit, to read the written reviews, reflect on and change them. In any case, thank you for the experience. (Original) 22 fő volt egy csoportban, de a COVID 19-et figyelembe véve, a csoportot 2 csoportra szedték. Elindultunk az első kis csoporttal. Már az első 10méteren világossá vált, hogy kicsit gyors a tempó. Elérkeztünk az orvosi eszközökhöz, amik szekrényben, szépen felcimkézve, csoportosítva voltak. Miközben nézegettem a csoportom elindult, mire a másik csoport vezetője mar oda ért. Rám is szólt, hogy ne maradjak le a csoportomból. Én megjegyeztem, hogy a fiatalember kicsit fut. Történelmünk egy része ez a múzeum, ami nagyon jól illusztrált és a "hangulatàt' is maximálisan vissza adja. Több DE van... 1.A tárlatvezető mintha egy futóversenyen lett volna, sietni kellet utána -1 órát szánnak a tárlat megtekintésére - a " legyünk már túl rajta" érzést keltette. Ebből következik a második DE. Az egy óra nem elég, hogy normálisan meg lehessen mindent nézni, az, hogy alaposan megnézni az teljesen kizárt. 3. Alapvetően akkor is drágának mondanám. ha fent említett negatívumokat nem venném figyelembe,így azt mondom, hogy pofàtlanul drága. Ez a tárlat szerintem több tiszteletet érdemel(ne), több szempontból. Én csak bízom benne, hogy az íróasztal mögött ülő főnökök, vagy akik üzemeltetik ezt a tárlatot, olvassák az írt véleményeket, átgondolják és változtatnak ezeken. Mindenesetre köszönöm az élményt.

We had an amazing experience with the tour given by Lilla. She was absolutely brilliant. She gave us interesting facts, with a clear tone and she is very approachable to ask further questions. The attraction itself was very good and maintained well. The history speaks volumes. I would highly recommend this place.

Amazing and interesting museum! The tour guide is just amazing and she was so familiar with the Hungarian history answering all the questions. It’s an emergency hospital using during WW2 and the Hungarian revolution of 1956. It’s painful, great and helps to learn more about the history of Hungary

VERY INTERESTING. I am so glad I visited here; a very interesting experience. I learnt a lot about the history. Decent price, and a great gift shop with gas masks for sale! I would recommend booking tickets online as you have to book onto a tour.

The history and story of this place will make you shiver. Tickets are a little expensive but you have a student discount. You are not allowed to take pictures but believe me you will not need to. Would definitely recommend for a unique experience!

Really wonderfull, pretty cold, which was awesome in the hot weather. The figurines were really realistic and the guide was awesome. I can only recommend this.

Expensive experience, but a really interesting and informative tour of a place with a pretty unique history. The facts that you absorb throughout the tour are definitely interesting and worth conveying to everyone who wants to hear them. I would surely recommend the tour of this place if interested in the history of the Eastern bloc and the impact of wars, in general.

HOSPITAL IN THE ROCK The Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum stands as a testament to history within the caverns beneath Buda Castle. Established in the 1930s in preparation for World War II, it served as an emergency hospital and bomb shelter. Ordered by the mayor of Budapest, its construction began in 1939, with the emergency surgical center becoming operational in 1944. Originally focused on providing medical care for civilians, its role expanded to include soldiers during the conflict. Throughout the Siege of Budapest, the hospital bravely treated the wounded and cared for the fallen. Equipped with its own generators, it even offered X-ray capabilities. Following the siege, the hospital's use dwindled, only resurging briefly in 1956 during an uprising against Soviet rule. In the years that followed, it transformed into a nuclear bunker as tensions of the Cold War escalated. Today, the museum showcases anti-radiation kits and artifacts from that era. Between 1958 and 1962, the hospital underwent upgrades to address chemical and nuclear threats. However, advancements in technology rendered it obsolete by the late 1960s. It remained unoccupied except for the Mohacsi family, who cared for the facility until 2004, maintaining its equipment and cleanliness. Now a museum, the Hospital in the Rock offers guided tours, providing a captivating experience. Through waxwork recreations and original artifacts, it paints a vivid picture of the past. As you explore, the museum offers a poignant reminder of the fears that shaped generations in Eastern Bloc countries and beyond. It's an unmissable opportunity to step into history. Visit it and be amazed!

Worth visiting. The staff are so kind and friendly. We learned a lot about what happened in the pass.

Great place to visit. Nice staff and a great tour. Even bought an old syringe

Such a nice experience to about the real heros of Hungary.

Interesting guided tour covering the hospitals role through the decades from the war up until the 80s/90s. Very powerful and moving. Guides in different languages though many seemed to prefer the English speaking one whilst using the translator provided.

(Translated by Google) Worth checking out. (Original) Érdemes megnézni.

(Translated by Google) The guide is really meaningful, it is worth asking, because they are willing to answer everything. I highly recommend it to anyone, even someone who doesn’t like history because it provides a lasting experience. It’s a good idea to throw a sweater in your bag before you go, as it’s only 18-19 ° C down there, but it’s cool in the summer. The only downside is the duration, I think one and a half to 2 hours would be ideal for this 1km hike. In any case, thank you for the thought-provoking experience! (Original) Igazán tartalmas a tárlatvezetés, érdemes kérdezni is, mert készségesen válaszolnak mindenre. Nagyon ajánlom mindenkinek, még olyannak is, aki nem kedveli a történelmet, mert maradandó élményt nyújt. Hasznos dolog bedobni egy pulóvert a táskába indulás előtt, ugyanis odalenn csak 18-19 °C van, viszont nyáron üdítő ez a hűvös. Az egyetlen negatívum az időtartam, szerintem másfél-2 óra lenne az ideális erre az 1 km-es túrára. Mindenesetre köszönjük az elgondolkodtató tapasztalatokat!

(Translated by Google) Not a cheap program, this is good to clarify at the beginning, but the price includes a guided tour. Exhibition is about 1 hour long, well illustrated with wax puppets. Unfortunately, there was not much time to look around or read the posters on display at each location. (Original) Nem olcsó program, ezt jó az elején tisztázni, de az ár tartalmazza a tárlatvezetést. Tárlat kb 1 óra hosszúságú, viasz bábukkal jól illusztrálták. Sajnos nem sok idő volt az egyes helyszíneken alaposan körülnézni, vagy elolvasni a kiállított plakátokat.

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum under the old town. We visit the tunnels dug that served as a hospital during the Second World War. Guided tour lasting about an hour. Faithful reconstruction of life inside the hospital. Temperature of about 15 degrees so get dressed. (Original) Interessante museo sotto la città vecchia. Si visitano i cunicoli scavati che fungevano da ospedale durante la seconda guerra mondiale. Visita guidata della durata di un'ora circa. Ricostruzione fedele della vita all interno dell ospedale. Temperatura di circa 15 gradi quindi vestirsi.

(Translated by Google) They have no guide in Italian, visit skipped (Original) Non hanno ka guida in italiano, visita saltata

(Translated by Google) It was very cozy (Original) Nagyon hangulatos volt

(Translated by Google) Very good show :) (Original) Nagyon jó kiállítás :)

(Translated by Google) Very nice and particular museum with guided tour. I put 4 stars only because I would have preferred to have more time to see the museum, the guide was very quick and you didn't have time to stop and look at the museum. Still recommended! (Original) Museo molto bello e particolare con visita guidata. Metto 4 stelle solo perchè avrei preferito avere più tempo per vedere il museo, la guida è stata molto spedita e non si aveva il tempo di soffermarsi a guardare il museo. Comunque consigliato!

(Translated by Google) Brilliant, excellent tour guides! (Original) Zseniális, kiváló idegenvezetők!

(Translated by Google) Our experience is average, for the price of the entrance 12 euros, and because there was no tour in Spanish, we did it in English. It is fine inside, although if you find out what the guide tells you it would be much better. A little expensive (Original) Nuestro experiencia es regular, por el precio de la entrada 12 euros, y porqur no había tour en español, lo hicimos en inglés. Está bien por dentro, aunque si te enteras de lo que te dice el guía sería mucho mejor. Un poco caro

Tolle Führung ... sehr interressant....alles sehr anschaulich dargestellt und man will sich nicht vorstellen was dort alles passiert sein muss. Toller Führer mit einer tollen Stimme .. einer sehr tollen Stimme 😉

(Translated by Google) The spirit of the place is interesting and creepy, it is good that the conditions of that time have been made visible to posterity. Thank You. (Original) Érdekes, megborzongtató a hely szelleme, jó hogy az utókornak láthatóvá tették az akkori állapotokat. Köszönjük.

(Translated by Google) An interesting place. (Original) Érdekes hely.

(Translated by Google) It is a meaningful, good program, well designed. (Original) Ez egy tartalmas, jó program, jól kialakítva.

Very special experience for a reasonable price. The story is as interesting as it is moving. Unique place to learn about general history of Budapest through both WW2 and the Cold War. Highly recommended!

Set up in miles of natural caves and tunnels under the historic Buda Castle is this quirky museum, dedicated to the space’s former life as a military hospital during World War II (it later expanded during the cold Cold War to include nuclear bunkers). In 2008, the museum opened to the public, complete with borderline-creepy wax mannequins set up in re-created situations: doctors in the middle of surgery, a room of full hospital beds, military personnel. Visitors wander through winding hallways, accessible only through an informative tour, (tip: stick with the group, it’s very easy to get lost) take part in a nuclear readiness drill, view a small exhibit of the nuclear weaponry available today, and witness actual items melted in Hiroshima.

Amazing exhibition, showing a unique part of Budapest history. Highly recommended. Although the tour could be longer, there is no time to check everything.

Amazing place! Couldn't imagine something like this under the castle of Buda! Well organized with such interesting wax figures. A bit cold (it's under the ground) so a pullover comes handy. A tour takes an hour and shows historical and technical parts of wars, bombing and the mechanism of an underground hospital

Friendly staff, great exhibits, very informative and extremely intriguing. My family and I had a great time visiting this museum and would recommend anyone coming to Budapest to put this on their list. It isn't one of the most well known museums but deserves every bit of recognition. The tour guide spoke in both English and Hungarian, and provided great insight into the history of the building. 5/5 all the way.

I really enjoyed this visit. Easy to access from Castle/St. Matthias Church. Tours run every 30 min during peak hours. It moved at a decent pace. Starts with an intro video and then a guided tour. Really neat to learn it's history and changes over time. Also good way to escape the heat outside. Wish the group had a been a tad smaller but enjoyed it anyways.

The staff is friendly. Interesting place to visit. However, I wasn’t that much satisfied with the guided tour.. There are 3 type of tickets 🎫 price ranges according to the ticket they advise you to buy. The tour is 50minutes.No photos are allowed. Now we’re waiting for the online course on the website: it is written that they gonna start from October. Save the receipt 🧾 you will have code there to log in.

Was very very interesting. I had absolutely no idea such a place existed. Learning about the history and seeing the displays. Definitely worth the time and effort

it was a great experience, only the guide was a bit fast and we wanted to have more time to look at the items, read the texts etc. So a good advice: please leave 1-2 minutes for people to process what they see after the speech at each station :)

Highly recommended for some insights of WWII hospital and cold war nuclear shelter. The tour guide, Kinga was a gem to have, very informative and helpful. The structure of the whole tour is very well organized and thought provoking in emphasising the importance of world peace. Indeed an unique experience which is different from churches, castles etc.

Interesting, exciting, visually satisfying exhibition with professional guides. Absolutely recommended.

(Translated by Google) It is also ideal for keeping history to class. (Original) Történelem órá tartására is ideàlis.

(Translated by Google) An impressive place, 100% recommended! (Original) Un lugar impresionante, 100% recomendable!

One of the best museums in Budapest! Worth to go!

(Translated by Google) Interestingly, the professional management strives to get all the questions answered. Unfortunately, it cannot be visited now due to closing. I can only suggest you take a look. (Original) Érdekes, a szakvezetés törekszik arra, hogy minden kérdésre választ kapjunk. Sajnos most nem látogatható a lezárás miatt. Csak javasolni tudom, hogy nézzétek meg.

(Translated by Google) It was awesome. A little historical guide. (Original) Szuper volt. Egy kis történelmi kalauz.

(Translated by Google) It is worth visiting at least once. (Original) Érdemes legalább egyszer meglátogatni.

(Translated by Google) The guided tour of Milan was very enjoyable! (Original) Nagyon élvezetes volt a tárlatvezetés Milán előadásában!

(Translated by Google) The information was very good. The only problem is that there is not much time that can be spent visiting the museum. Compared to that, it's expensive. The 5 stars were given to the information and the museum. It would be nice to go a little slower. (Original) Nagyon jó volt a tájékoztatás. Csak az a gond, hogy kevés az idő amit a múzeum megtekintésére lehet fordítani. Ehhez képest drága. Az 5 csillagot a tájékoztatás és a múzeum kapta. Jó lenne egy kicsit lassabban haladni.

(Translated by Google) An exhibition with a lot of details, very interesting (Original) Eine Ausstellung mit vielen Details, sehr interessant

(Translated by Google) Great place, you could just spend more time looking around. (Original) Szuper hely,csak lehetne több időt szánni a nézelődésre.

(Translated by Google) I liked it. That 1 hour flew away. It is true that there is an suspicion that at the reservoirs, some audiovisual presentation may have been missed, but it was good. I have never seen so many kinds of medical hand tools in my life! (Original) Nekem tetszett. Elrepült ez az 1 óra. Igaz van efy gyanum, hogy a víztárolóknál, valami audiovizuális bemutató kimaradhatott, de jó volt. Életemben nem láttama ennnyi féle orvosi kézi eszközt!

(Translated by Google) When visiting Budapest be sure to visit this museum! A hospital set up in what was initially a World War II banker. In addition to being different in itself, the guided tour museum tells the history of the city during the war. It is recommended to schedule the visit, we were close to the new year, without scheduling, and we almost couldn't make it. At the time, the museum's shop sold as souvenirs some objects from the Second World War that were left in the museum's facilities and exceeded the exhibition capacity, such as canteens, masks and syringes. (Original) Ao visitar Budapeste não deixe de visitar esse museu! Um hospital montado no que, inicialmente, era um banker da 2a Guerra Mundial. Além de diferente por si só, o museu com tour guiado conta a história da cidade durante a guerra. É recomendado agendar a visita, fomos próximo ao ano novo, sem agendar, e quase não conseguimos realizá-la. Na época a lojinha do museu vendia como souvenirs alguns objetos da época da 2a Guerra que foram deixados nas instalações do museu e excediam a capacidade de exposição, como cantis, máscaras e seringas.

(Translated by Google) The price is peppery, if you pay with a nice card, the price is no longer as much as ..... The exhibition was interesting, the knowledge of the leader of the exhibition was adequate. Tall people are a little uncomfortable here and there, yet just a bunker (Original) Az ára borsos, ha szép kártyával fizetne az ember akkor az ár már nem annyi mint ami..... A kiállítás érdekes, a tárlat vezető tudása megfelelő megfelelő volt. Magas embereknek kicsit kényelmetlen itt ott, mégis csak egy bunker

(Translated by Google) It would simply be fantastic to be able to look apart normally. Why are there so many old medical instrument showcases when the guided tour is so limited? You had to rush about if you’re a little behind, you’re pushed, even though there’s a lot of interesting info and history, but it loses a lot of its value. Regardless, it's worth a look. (Original) Egyszerűen fantasztikus lenne, ha szét is lehetne normálisan nézni. Minek van rengeteg régi orvosi műszer vitrinekben, ha ennyire szűkített a tárlatvezetés? Kb. rohanni kellett, ha kicsit lemaradsz, tolva vagy, pedig nagyon sok az érdekes infó és a története is, de ezzel hatalmasat veszít az értékéből. Ettől függetlenül érdemes megnézni.

(Translated by Google) I'd start with the price of the ticket. Which is a bit peppery. The exhibition is interesting. It's thought-provoking. If you’re going for it, it’s worth taking the time to check it out. You need a magnifying glass to read the information in a foreign language and it is very incomplete in content. (Original) Kezdeném a belépő árával. Ami egy kicsit borsos. A kiállítás érdekes. Elgondolkodtató. Ha arra jársz, érdemes rászánni az időt és megnézni. Az idegen nyelvű tájékoztató olvasásához nagyító kell, és tartalmilag erősen hiányos.

(Translated by Google) As a museum and historical monument, it is extremely interesting. Scenes realized with wax figures are quality solutions. This makes it an even more valuable experience. (Original) Mint múzeum és rörténelmi emlékhely rendkívül érdekes. A viaszfigurákkal megvalósított jelenetek színvonalas megoldások. Ettől még értékesebb élményt nyújt.

(Translated by Google) I didn't think it would be so interesting. The young guide was very prepared and informed. Great program. I buy the ticket a bit (4000 HUF / Person) (Original) Nem gondoltam, h ennyire érdekes lesz. Az idegenvezető fiatalember nagyon felkészűlt és tájékozott volt. Klassz program. A belépőt kicsit sokallom (4000 Ft/ Fő)

(Translated by Google) It was awesome. The guided tour was also great. For once, everyone should visit here. It was an old plan, check mark. (Original) Szuper volt. Nagyszerű volt a tárlatvezetés is. Egyszer mindenkinek érdemes ellatogatni ide. Régi terv volt, pipa.

(Translated by Google) Participating in the tour was an exceptional place, an incomparable feeling. The guide was prepared and handed over perfectly everything that had happened there in the previous century. They were first introduced to the history of the place in a screening, after which we were introduced to the mysteries of the place. The tour was a bit hasty, we would have liked to watch more at each station, but other than that it was a great program. We can only recommend. (Original) Kivételes hely, semmivel nem összehasonlítható érzés volt a túrán való részvétel. Az tárlatvezető felkészült volt és remekül adta át mindazt, ami ott történt az előző évszázadban. Elsőként egy vetítésen vezettek be a hely történelmébe, ezt követően vezettek be minket a hely rejtelmeibe. Kicsit sietős volt a túra, szívesen nézelődtünk volna többet minden állomáson, de ezt leszámítva remek program. Csak ajánlani tudjuk.

I will never forget this experience it truly was amazing I would love to go back again one day .

(Translated by Google) The place is very powerful in illustrating the horrors of war. After that, people are much less willing to kill. (Original) A hely nagyon erősen képes szemléltetni a háború borzalmait. Ez után sokkal kevésbé akarnak az emberek öldökölni.

(Translated by Google) Hats off! I really, but really liked it. Impressive exhibition. 1 hour walk in recent horrors. Definitely worth a look. It doesn't hurt to bring a professional tour guide sweater, it's pretty cool. (Original) Le a kalappal! Nagyon, de nagyon tetszett. Lenyűgöző kiállítás. 1 órás séta a közelmúlt borzalmaiban. Mindenképp megéri megnézni. Profi idegenvezetés😀 pulcsit nem árt vinni, elég hűvös van.

(Translated by Google) We were really looking forward to your visit, we were sure you would really like it. Unfortunately, we had to be very disappointed because we got a dry drive that puffed up commonplaces and didn’t say much. The most annoying thing was that the leader of the group that followed us sounded fantastic, they had a great time. Not a star, because the place itself is good, we support other visitors to get the five-star guidance 😔 (Original) Nagyon vártuk a látogatást, biztosak voltunk benne, hogy nagyon tetszeni fog. Sajnos nagyot kellett csalódnunk, mert egy közhelyeket puffogtató, sokat nem mondó, száraz vezetést kaptunk. A legbosszantóbb az volt, hogy az utánunk következő csoport vezetője fantasztikusnak hangzott, ők nagyon jól érezték magukat. Azért nem egy csillag, mert a hely maga jó, szurkolunk, hogy a többi odalátogató az ötcsillagos vezetésben részesüljön 😔

(Translated by Google) Very interesting hospital and museum that tells the history of Budapest (Original) Interessantissimo ospedale e museo che racconta la storia di Budapest

A great experience! Very nice tour and the guide was really proffesional and kind!

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting and instructive! I recommend to everyone! (Original) Nagyon érdekes volt és tanulságos! Mindenkinek ajánlom!

(Translated by Google) The facility is captivating and the stories they experience are shocking, their lifelike display. The tour itself was a bit hectic, it would have been better to have more time and a calmer viewing experience, but overall it was well worth it, even several times. (Original) Lebilincselő a létesítmény és sokkolóak az átélt történetek, az élethű megjelenítésük. A túra maga kicsit rohanós volt, jobb lett volna több idő és nyugodtabb nézelődés, de összességében nagyon megéri, akár többször is.

(Translated by Google) When visiting the Buda Castle District, you should not miss the Rock Hospital. One of the most interesting structures in Hungary. (Original) A Budai Várnegyed meglátogatasakor nem szabad kihagyni a Sziklakórházat. Az egyik legérdekesebb építmény Magyarországon.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum, a must see! (Original) Musée très intéressant, à voir absolument !

(Translated by Google) We’ve never been here before and managed to get in on time. The tour guide was very good. He said a lot of interesting things. The environment was weird that we were downstairs, but we had to see. I don’t recommend it for 12 years, because as an adult, his past is a bit depressing. (Original) Még soha nem voltunk itt, és sikerült időben bejutni. Az idegenvezető nagyon jó volt. Elmondott egy csomó érdekes dolgot. A környezet fura volt,hogy lent vagyunk a föld alatt,de látni kell. 12 év alatt nem javaslom,mert felnőttként is kicsit nyomasztó a múltja.

It is a very interesting place as from both of engineering perspective and it's historical role. Strongly recommend, guided tours only, available in different languages

Maybe it is because It's been a long time since I have been there, but what I have read in some of the most recent reviews regarding the high price and big tour groups, that was not certainly not the case when I was there years ago. I was not expecting much when I went there, but I really enjoyed the tour and the guide gave us very interesting insights, and even though this was years ago, it is stil one of my favorite museum experiences.

The museum was awesome! We love going to these kind of museums and have been to many before. This one is definitely one of our favourites! The staff was super friendly and helped us to find the right tickets for us. Also our tour guide was really nice too. Her English was excellent and she had a lot of knowledge (there are audio guides as well). Definitely a must-visit!

A very impressing museum which show you the conditions of medical treatment from 1944 to 1945 and later during the resistance to the Soviet occupiers in 1956. There is not enough place for all the injured, but first ambulant help to transport to another hospital. The hospital in the rocks was also planned to help in the case of atomic war during the cold war. There could be only little help. The pollution and deathly fall out is unparalleled. The electricity generation from gas is still working, also the oxygen machines and water reserves.

Was great in the past. Since the remake it's a museum dedicated towards being anti-nuklear war, rather than depicting the historical circumstances and events regarding the hospital. So if you are interested in that one, you will be disappointed.

Had so much fun there last year! It was amazing and i would a 100 perfect reccomend !!

Very interesting and well preserved! The history was fascinating and you really will learn a lot! Our tour guide was awesome! Her name is Timmi!

Interesting tour. No photographing inside. Good tour guide. Unique museum. Well worth a visit. Recommended 👍🏼

Too short in my opinion but amazing nevertheless, incredible history for such a little place.

The one hour guided tour went by quicker than expected. Very interesting and funnily told.

Super high quality exhibition! We were amazed!!! You can also purchase original gas masks.

A really unique and fantastic experience of a place of high historical importance. While the only option is the guided tour, it's well worth it and everything is presented really well. One of the best places to visit in Budapest.

It is a very interesting historical place with figure installation telling about this hospital in different times of Budapest history. The only minus was the fact that you can only go with the tour and our tour guide was literally running through the museum. I would have loved to spent a bit more time there…

Eerie, disturbing and a bit depressing... Absolutely worth the admission price, as it is such a great view into the city's modern history. The staff spoke perfect English, and were knowledgeable all around. An enriching experience, highly recommended.

A fantastic piece of history, well worth the visit regardless of whether you are overly interested in history. Visit to the museum is by guided tour only, so very much worth booking in advance in order to plan your sightseeing day of the castle district. Tours are offered in a multitude of languages and thd English speaking I attended was fantastic with the guide providing lots of information throughout. So pleased I came back to take the tour!

The English tour guide had a very strong accent and we had trouble understanding the majority of the words she said. Additionally, there were too many people in the tour and so you could not get close enough to the tour guide to hear her many times. The place would have been super interesting if we had learned more stories. The Hungarian group was also very close so two languages were going on at once. The experience would have been a lot better with a microphone, someone who spoke English as a first language, or prerecorded speakers. The wax figures were amazing and the museum itself is great.

One of the most amazing places in Budapest. The guide was awesome and did all the tour vary interesting. Definitely one of the must see places.

Booked this on a whim and wasn't quite sure what to expect. It ended up being one of our favourite things about visiting Budapest (up there on the list with the ruin pubs)! I would recommend booking tickets in advance and going for an earlier time slot. We went for the 10am hoping it would be less busy. It made a huge difference as a bunch of tour groups came shortly after us. There isn't a lot of space in the tunnels, so make sure you stick close to the guide (can be hard to hear if you are further back). No photos/videos are allowed, and they will provide coats for people who want them as it can get chilly in the tunnels. Our tour guide (Vivi) was amazing and the tour was super interesting. 100% would recommend this experience. We learned a lot and are so happy we did it. :)

The place is as authentic as can be. A true gem of times now passed. The tour is with a mandatory guide. The tour starts with a short video screening showing the story of the underground tunnels and how they were used. Then it displays true images of the siege on Budapest and the times the revolution. Then the tour takes the group through the different rooms in the tunnel. Each room is like a time capsule, portraying scenes of different hospital departments with amazing details. In later times the place was used as an atomic shelter and part of the tour is focusing on that which really adds to the overall theme. The small souvenir shop sells authentic artifacts that we were happy to take with us. This museum was one of our favorites in Budapest. No photos were allowed unfortunately.

While definitely interesting experience keep in mind you have to take guided tour through museum that lasts 60 mins. The museum is in shape of tunnels so it's not possible to stay in one room as long as you wish. You have to keep moving and you'll miss a lot of exhibits. Wax figures and medical instruments used during the war are worth more than a quick glance. All in all, I do recommend it but I think the price is too high (20 euros).

A very interesting museum and well worth a visit. The hospital was built inside a series of natural caves to provide protection during WW2 and was also used during the 1956 revolution. You can only visit as part of an organised tour, lasting approximately 1H 30M, which starts with a cinema screening which outlines the hospital's history. The wax models are all very lifelike. As well as the medical themed exhibits there are military exhibits including a real, full size helicopter! The tour also includes a visit to the power/control room. The guide was very knowledgeable and able to answer any questions. Photos are not allowed but I sneaked a few in 😉🤫

it is surprising that this beautiful "museum" is little known considering its strategic and historical role. The original structure and instrumentation are visible and make the experience very impressive! I would like to know more

An interesting museum of fascinating historic background. The English tour guide Andi did a marvelous job - great explanations on everything, knowledgeable to answer all questions, PLUS with a great genuine smile. Please keep it up with your good work! One star deducted coz the exhibited wax statues are a little dated - given the most interesting stories of the place, management of the premise may consider bringing in more technology (hologram? Immersive experiences?).

Extremely expensive (8931 Ft!!!) yet fascinating space and history with a vast collection of WWII medical implements and equipment. The wax figures are pretty good and tell a compelling story of what a battlefield hospital would be like. The second part of the tour where they talk about Hiroshima is loosely relevant at best, and it have been much much better to talk about the preparations and engineering around the changes made to harden the facility in case of nuclear strike. For someone who wants to take it all in, the tour is rushed, and guide just reciting interesting, but robotic narration. Never once did they ask if there were questions from the guests. It’d likely take twice as long to enjoy the space and the carefully curated displays. I’d strongly recommend the operators change to an audio self guided model like the Museum of Terror (6000 Ft). The guide I had added nothing to the experience and the pace leads me to challenge the value. Further, not being able to take photos is a sign of the greedy / scarcity mindset of the operators. Good photos posted on social media is advertising you can’t afford to pay for.

I and my 10-year-old son and I took the guided tour. It was very informative and we learned a lot of history. The museum is well-maintained and the guides are very engaging.

I visited the museum with our school group. This WWII hospital worked tirelessly to save lives. We learned several children were born there during the War and heard of one girl returning to see the her humble birthplace. The displays are fantastic. The collection includes a helicopter, military jeep, and communications equipment for the field. Our tour was in Hungarian, but all other languages are facilitated through hand held devices. This was very handy, as I could rewind and listen as many times as needed. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful with our questions. The museum has many steps and low rise ceilings, as it is part of a cave. You will be glad you included this tour in your trip to Budapest.

Guided tours only. This is a real nuclear bunker that was used as a hospital during various conflicts in the city’s history. There is a video about the bunker jn the beginning and then you explore the cave system with a guide. The cave is full of well-made wax figures recreating medical scenes from the bunker. In the end they talk about what nuclear bombs are and their effects on people (why the bunker exists). The tour itself was well narrated but overall it was an average experience. There were 14 people in the group and the corridors are narrow so you have to walk in a single line and its hard to hear the guide in the back. Some spaces are really small so you have to take turns to view them but the guide starts talking in the next room before everyone has a chance to look at the exhibits.. so if you’re in the back of the group you will miss out on a lot of narration. They should really limit the group size to 6 at the most. The bunker simply isn’t fit for leading larger groups. If you work in the medical field you will love whats on display. If you have never heard about nuclear bombs or Japan’s fate in WW2 you will love the story. Everyone else can safely skip this museum.

Its an old second world war time hospital. Its near Mattias church. Entry fee is bit high side , but there is a guide including in the entry fee and she had explained everything inside the museum. Its around 1 km long museum under the ground and will take approximately one hour to finish.

An original museum near Budapest Castle! You will learn a lot of things about the siege of Budapest and the revolution from a civilian point of view. Everything in the museum wants to convey a message of peace and altruism. Not the most joyful place you'll visit in Budapest, but certainly one you will remember! You can only visit it on a guided tour, so it is necessary you book your tickets in advance. You also are not allowed to take any pictures or videos inside the museum.

Nice museum with a rich history, but too expensive and quite disappointing. The tour was really rushed, so I coudn't even look at all the exhibits properly. And there was absolutely no time to read the notes next to the medical tools explaining what they were used for. Big downside is also that you can't take photos. I'm glad I visited, it was overall interesting, but would probably not visit again. I think it would be better if you could visit the museum on your own at your own pace. I would definitely enjoy it more that way instead of going with the guide... There are toilets inside for free.