Best places: Museums in Budapest, Hungary

Collection of more than 140 interactive pinball machines & vintage arcade games dating from 1947.

State-of-the-art cultural hub, known as the Palace of Arts, with a theater, concert hall and museum.

👍👍 It was absolutely delightful! All the staff members were lovely and helpful! The ball pit is incredible, just as the other rooms. We had a great time. Absolutely worth the money!

Octagonal 16th-century Ottoman tomb, restored as national monument, plus surrounding grounds.

👍👍 Stumbled across this museum by total chance. Found a leaflet outside but it wasn’t very descriptive and we didn’t know what was this ‘interactive experience’ about. As we didn’t have many plans for the day we decided to try and see what was it about. So glad we did and such a shame it’s not very wel...

Exhibits showcasing the history of the Zwack family, makers of a well-known liqueur.

👍👍 Admission is free but you have to book a time through their website site. Nice exhibition!

Retro shop signs, restaurant setups & exhibits on the evolution of Hungary's hospitality business.

This 1896 lakeside castle shows the evolution of Hungarian architecture in its elaborate design.

Neoclassical art museum with an Egyptian collection, Renaissance frescoes & 19th-century paintings.

Guests can drive a steam engine, ride a rail car or operate a hand car at this railway museum.

Permanent & temporary collections of Hungarian works from the 15th century to the modern day.

Iconic modern art dealership founded in 1953, with a memorial room for famed sculptor Amerigo Tot.

Exhibits such as 19th-century photos, political posters & war memorabilia, plus contemporary art.

👍👍 It is a statue museum. This is a good time killing place for every star wars fan. Enjoyable even with kids. There is a simple storyline. The tour starts in groups, so sometimes you need to wait a bit.

👍👍 This museum is based in Miksa's family house and his workshop is behind.( no internal access to this building).In the house three of the rooms contain the family's furniture and belongings, whilst the other rooms/spaces display his craftmanship- Zsolnay ceramics and beautiful stained glass creation...

Waterside shoe sculptures memorializing those killed at the river by a fascist party during WWII.

Built after the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution in 1848, this fort is a symbol of the city.

Museum in underground WWII hospital & Cold War nuclear shelter. Visits by tour only.

👍 Fantastic food & setting. Waitstaff could be a bit more professional but they were nice generally