Museum of Fine Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts is located in one of the most beautiful buildings at the Heroes Square, which is easily accessible with the M1 Millenium subway line. The Museum hosted already exhibitions from famous painters like Picasso, Monet, Salvador Dalí and Miró and has some temporary exhibitions which are also worth at least one look.


Statue Park
The Statute Park is very close to Budapest and shows it’s visitors the gigantic monuments, built in the time of the communist regime. The statues were removed from the streets of Budapest in the beginning of the 90’s and can be seen in the open air museum since 1993. The museum is open from 10:00 till dawn.


Hungarian National Art Gallery
The Hungarian National Art Gallery is located in the Royal Palace in the Buda Castle district. You can find there the most outstanding and important paintings of the Hungarian history. The opening hours are from 10 am till 6 pm except Monday, when the museum is closed.


House of Terror
The museum is located next to Oktogon, which is easily accessible with tram 4/6 and M1 metro line. The House of Terror shows visitors the cruel side of the Hungarian history, which means the 2 regimes under which Hungary was occupied first by Germany then by the Soviet Union. The background music of the exhibition was composed by the famous Hungarian singer and composer Ákos Kovács. Open every day except Monday from 10 pm – 6 pm and weekends from 10 pm – 7:30 pm.