House of Terror

The House of Terror building was used as the headquarters for the fascist Arrow Cross Party and later as the headquarters of the communist State Protection Authority (ÁVH). It served as a prison and interrogation center for political dissidents.

Yes, guided tours are available in multiple languages, providing in-depth insights into the exhibits and the historical context of the museum.

Photography without flash is permitted in most areas of the museum, but there are restricted areas where photography is not allowed.

Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible with elevators and ramps for easy navigation.

Yes, visitors can purchase books, souvenirs, and historical memorabilia from the gift shop at the museum.

The museum does not have a cafeteria or restaurant, but there are several dining options nearby within walking distance.

Yes, audio guides in multiple languages are available to provide detailed explanations of the exhibits and historical significance.

While the museum addresses sensitive historical topics, it is suitable for older children and teenagers. Parental guidance is recommended.

Yes, there are restroom facilities for visitors inside the museum.

Limited parking spaces are available near the museum, but public transportation is recommended due to the central location.