It was very interesting and sad at the same time finding out about Peter Mansfield at his memorial site, which is very nicely landscaped. His sculpture is protected by a rectangular brick structure, there are an explanatory panel, stairs and benches and a drinking fountain too. A quiet place to think, chat and enjoy nice views over the city. Loved it!

It's one of the less known sights of Budapest, making it less crowded, but the scenery is great, it's really worth taking the uphill walk. Highly recommended for tourists, but also just to have a beer or open a bottle of wine with friends and enjoy the summer night with a view

Little hidden gem in Buda. Nice view. Great spot if you're discovering Budapest.

Nice view, especially in the mornings.

best place for grab your drink and bring someone with you who worth to listen and talk with.

Nice view of the city, but nothing special. The park itself is utterly forgettable.

Best view of Budapest from a bird's angle. Recommended!

A beautiful spot and moving memorial to this young man who was executed by the communists.

Good sunshine and view, with wooden chair and step, you can sit or lie, one side sunny and another side shade, silently and peacefully.

Great views of the city! Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Beautiful view point in a beautiful neighbourhood

Peter Mansfeld was a revolutoinarist, who fought against communism in 1956. The regime kept him in custody until he become 18, and that way they could give him a dead sentence. They named this park after him in 2008. There is a nice view to the city from here and benches to sit down.