Top Hungary Museum Tickets & Passes

The HIStory Exhibition in Budapest showcases the iconic legacy of Michael Jackson with over 100 original relics, life-size statues, and interactive experiences that bring the King of Pop to life. Visitors can explore six thematic spaces detailing his career, view legendary props from music videos like "Thriller" and "Smooth Criminal," and even step through the gates of Neverland. This unique exhibition offers an intimate look at the man behind the music, making it a must-visit for fans and newcomers alike. Don’t miss this temporary exhibition that celebrates a pop culture phenomenon.

First Hungarian Secret Museum Free Audio Guide – Available in 8 languages Daily Access – Open every day from 8 am to 8 pm Heritage Hotel Location – Museum within a local heritage hotel 140 sqm Exhibition Space Onsite Cocktail Bar and Restaurant Historical Preservation – Present condition of the historic buildings displayed in the museum within walk-in distance

Meet your hero in wax form at Madame Tussauds Budapest, home to 51 Hungarian and international figures. Come face to face with the likes of Iron Man’s Robert Downey Jr, football legend Lionel Messi, and even sip tea with the Queen of England. Marvel at the lifelike details of these expertly crafted wax figures and pose for photos with your favorite celebrities.

Walk straight in and start exploring Budapest’s St. Stephen’s Basilica, Hungary’s third-largest church, with prebooked tickets that let you skip the lines. Marvel at the intricate neoclassical architecture, get an up-close look at the organ, and see St. Stephen’s mummified right hand. Opt to visit the main hall only or upgrade to a ticket that includes the rooftop terrace and treasury.

Step into the past at Time Machine Budapest, an immersive historical exhibition in the heart of the city. Located beneath the iconic Twentysix restaurant at 26 Király Street, this unique experience takes you on a journey through Budapest’s fascinating history. During this 100-minute time travel experience, the past of Budapest comes to life – from the idea of unifying the city to the present day. Revolutions, wars, forgotten destinies, and stories of everyday heroes await you in a 1,000 m² atmospheric space. The exhibition combines cutting-edge technologies – including VR, holographic projection, mist screen projection, and holopyramid – with original audio plays brought to life by professional actors. The exhibition is available in English, German, Spanish, French and Hungarian, making it perfect for international visitors and locals alike. Recommended for adults and families with children over 8 years old. Prepare to see Budapest’s hidden stories like never before.

Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Budapest’s most iconic religious landmark. Don’t miss the Holy Right Hand, the preserved relic of St. Stephen, Hungary’s first king. Marvel at the ornate golden ceilings, stained-glass windows, and intricate frescoes that make this basilica one of the most impressive architectural gems in Europe. For the best views of Budapest’s skyline, head up to the Panoramic Dome Lookout, where you can take in a 360-degree view of the city, including the Danube River, Buda Castle, and Parliament Building. PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Discover Budapest with a 24, 48, 72, 96 or 120-hour Budapest Card, providing discounts, tours and transportation while you explore the city independently. Enjoy free entry to top museums, two complimentary walking tours, admission to the thermal baths, and more. Your card also includes discounts at popular restaurants, free public transportation, and a guidebook with helpful information about the included services.

Gigantic monuments of Communist Dictatorship. Removed statues from the streets of Budapest with great photo opportunities of Lenin, soviet Red Army soldiers, and many more communist heroes.

Explore Budapest without stress, long ticket lines, or complicated planning. With the Budapest MegaPass, you get access to the city’s most iconic attractions — bundled into one flexible and easy-to-use pass. With the Budapest MegaPass, you can select your preferred attractions after booking and organize your itinerary based on your travel plans. Choose the MegaPass option that fits your trip: Essential Pass – Perfect for 2–3 Days See Budapest must-see highlights with a curated selection of top attractions. Ideal if you’re visiting for a short stay and want the essentials without overpaying. Explorer Pass – For 3–5 Days & Deeper Discovery Upgrade your experience with additional premium attractions. Perfect if you want to explore more of Budapest at your own pace. After booking, access your MegaPass account to choose your attractions, reserve your preferred dates and time slots, and present your mobile tickets at the entrance.

A unique immersive experience in the heart of Budapest for all ages. Exhilarate your senses with unconventional spaces that surprise and delight. Remember how fun it is to let your imagination run wild.

Buy your ticket in advance and save time while in Budapest by prebooking entry to the city’s Aeropark Aviation Museum.  With your admission secure for your preferred date, travel independently to the open-air museum near Budapest’s Ferenc Liszt Airport. Then, explore the Soviet-built airplanes and vehicles at leisure. Enter cockpits, learn about the planes from the guides, try a flight simulator, snap up memorabilia at the shop, and more.

Have you ever seen golden camels in the eye of a needle? Or a book bound with spiderweb? Or art pieces placed on a human hair? For that, the artist had to slow down the pace of his heartbeat as he worked on his art pieces between to heartbeats. I could go on describing what you can see in the Micro Art Museum, but it is best to come and check it out for yourself. The smallest and most elaborate art pieces in the world can be seen under microscopes. You can also see something without a microscope, but you wouldn't always be able to tell us what there is on the other side of the lens. Mykola Syadristy's art shows us that nothing is impossible, we just have to improve our skills and be persistent and patient.