Probably the favorite thing I visited - it was just such fun and cheap too. The Gallery is small but fantastic with a wide variety of the artists work showcasing popular shows and media. And you can touch everything too! I had a go riding the motorcycle and my mum enjoyed trying the various thrones (warning - the game of thrones chair requires you to be very skinny to sit comfortably). I think this could be great for older kids since they can get up close with the exhibits, though younger kids might find it frightening - some of the monsters were decidedly creepy

Read about this and it was just down the road from our hotel. So we went along and it's amazing. The detail is amazing,can walk around it in about 15-20 mins depends how long you want to look at each piece. Staff are friendly and cheap to see I think it cost us just under 7000 forint. Also we noticed they have axe throwing their to. Highly recommend this place to visit

One of my favourite things to do when we visited Budapest. Happened to stumble across it when walking back towards our hotel. Cheap entrance. Friendly staff. Spent max of an hour here. Quite a small museum but the details of the sculptures are amazing and you can tell how much time and effort has gone into the sculptures. The background music resembled the movies which the sculptures were in. You even got the opportunity to purchase a trash metal sculpture to take back home. Definitely recommend.

We recently stumbled upon the Trash Art Museum in Budapest, it's an absolute hidden gem! This unique museum showcases an incredible collection of life-sized sculptures and artwork made entirely from scrap metal and other discarded materials. It's a mind-blowing display of creativity and craftsmanship. If you're looking for something a bit different in Budapest, I highly recommend visit!

I found this place when planning our Budapest vacation and it sounded like a cool unusual option, which it was. I enjoyed our visit and I'd recommend it but you should manage your expectations about what it is. The art you'll be viewing is very creatively cool and will certainly meet your expectations based on the photos you see here. They're well presented and the facility is nice but it is pretty small (4 rooms, as I recall) in the basement below a pub or something. They also have an axe-throwing range adjacent in the basement but we didn't do that. We were the only ones there at 1PM on a Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed walking through. A reasonable value at 9E pp and a nice break from pounding the pavement in Budapest, especially on a rainy day as it was for us. I'd recommend it as something unusual or a casual option to get out of the rain on a wet day or if you're really into artistic creativity as I am.

Read about this and it was near my hotel so that's how I began my trip in Budapest. the place is not so big so you should manage your expectations but the details are amazing and you can climb on everything. I'd recommend it as something unusual or an great option for a rainy day. In the same place they also have axe throwing.