Get ready for plenty of photo opportunities. Visitors are encouraged to get behind the wheels of six automobiles, including a candy-pink convertible.

While the information displayed is enough to keep you from getting lost, it’s helpful to visit the Retro Design Center with a Hungarian guide—someone with lived experience of the everyday items in the collection and who can explain their cultural significance.

Sadly, there is no on-site souvenir shop, so you won’t be able to grab any goodies to take home. But getting yourself photographed behind the wheel of one of the Eastern Bloc cars is a pretty good memento of your time here.

Children and students receive discounted admission; babies under 2 years old can enter for free.