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Memento Park Budapest and its collection

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Memento Park is the first thematic museum made of political propaganda statues and established after the fall of Central European communist dictatorships in 1989-90. Statue Park is home to 41 statues and memorials from the streets of Budapest. The Most Cheerful Barrack houses three photo exhibitions and a movie show about the operation of the political secret service. The Stalin’s Grandstand is a full-scale replica of the original construction. There is a Storage Showroom in its basement, and an art space on the first floor. From the waving balcony there is a spectacular view to the surroundings and to Memento Park. Souvenirs and refreshments are available in the Red Star Store. Memento Park's diverse attractions offer a complex experience for all ages.

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Memento Park Budapest
Balatoni út - Szabadkai utca sarok
Memento Park

Visitor information Memento Park Budapest

Opening hours

Monday
10:00 – 17:00
Tuesday
10:00 – 17:00
Wednesday
10:00 – 17:00
Thursday
10:00 – 17:00
Friday
10:00 – 17:00
Saturday
10:00 – 17:00
Sunday
10:00 – 17:00

Memento Park is open on Mondays and on national holidays, between May 1st - October 31st until 6 PM, November 1st - April 30th until 4 PM.

Arrival with the scheduled busses of the Budapest Transportation Centre

Busses number 101B, 101E or 150 depart every 10-30 minutes from Kelenföld Railway Station terminus of metro line 4 (M4, exit: Őrmező). Board a bus in the direction of Budatétény Railway Station (Campona). Journey time to Memento Park stop with busses 101B and 101E is 9 minutes, with bus 150 is 25 minutes.

Purchase of tickets at the vending machines (350 HUF) or from the driver (450 HUF). Monthly, weekly, or daily tickets, tourist

Admission

6 – 14HUF 1,200.00
Budapest CardFree
AdultsHUF 3,000.00
StudentsHUF 1,800.00

For admission of groups above 20 pax or with special requests please contact us.

Arrival with the scheduled busses of the Budapest Transportation Centre

Busses number 101B, 101E or 150 depart every 10-30 minutes from Kelenföld Railway Station terminus of metro line 4 (M4, exit: Őrmező). Board a bus in the direction of Budatétény Railway Station (Campona). Journey time to Memento Park stop with busses 101B and 101E is 9 minutes, with bus 150 is 25 minutes. Purchase of tickets at the vending machines (500 HUF) or from the driver (700 HUF). Monthly, weekly, or daily tickets, tourist passes, or Budapest Card replace your ticket.

Facilities

Wheelchair accessible
Museum shop
Parking
Coffee
Child-friendly

Location & Map

Balatoni út - Szabadkai utca sarok, Budapest

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Memento Park Budapest offers visitors a unique look into Hungary's communist past. Located on the outskirts of Budapest, this open-air museum features a collection of monumental statues and sculptures from the communist era that were removed from public spaces after the fall of the regime.

    The park provides an educational experience, allowing visitors to see and learn about the propaganda art of the Soviet era. Many find the massive socialist realist statues impressive, if somewhat unsettling. The park's design and layout effectively convey the weight of history, creating an atmosphere that's both thought-provoking and slightly surreal.

    While the park receives praise for its historical significance, some visitors note that the experience can feel a bit bare-bones. The lack of extensive information panels in English can be a drawback for international tourists, though guided tours and audio guides are available to provide context.

    The remote location of the park is mentioned as a minor inconvenience by some, requiring a bit of planning to reach. However, many find the journey worthwhile for the unique perspective it offers on this period of Hungarian history.

    Overall, Memento Park is generally well-received by those interested in 20th-century history, political art, or those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in Budapest. It may not appeal to everyone, but for many, it provides a valuable insight into a significant era of Eastern European history.

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