Really good experience visiting here. We paid about £16 each getting in and I’d recommend if you are in the area popping in for a tour. We didn’t book tickets we just took our chances and turned up and luckily we got on the next tour. The only negative I would give this Museum is that our group was quite big therefore when the tour guide was talking we either couldn’t hear her properly if we were at the back or sometimes we couldn’t all fit in the same room as she spoke. Tours happen here on every hour in English. The women doing our tour was very good she knew a lot about the history of the place, all the other staff were really helpful and lovely. It was very interesting and I’d definitely like to go back one day, just hoping maybe next time we get a little more time to read the paragraphs on the walls etc.

We visited today (29th Dec 22). Loved the museum, very interesting. Our tour guide was great, I think she was called Vivi?. Just a shame that one of the ladies on the desk at 1pm today was incredibly rude to an English couple who came in. They were asking for help with buying the tickets on the self serve machine & she refused to get up to help them & shouted at them from her seat behind the desk. Luckily one of her other colleagues was much kinder & assisted them. Sadly it left a bitter taste after what had been a lovely visit

It was incredibly interesting and a very unique experience. I highly recommend it. It was great that the tour lasted an hour so we could get on with our day without it feeling like it consumed the holiday. Really great, emotional displays and an incredibly sad history. Good value for money and an impressive tour with lots to see. It was incredible how many real items were there and seeing the actual machines and items used in real life. The wax figurines were of high quality and tastefully done. The medical helicopter and jeep were excellent surprises. My only criticism is that our tour was off to a bad start because the guide just walked off with the group and left us and no one had said how to access the lockers or what we needed to put in. We were struggling to use them as we needed a Euro but we had HUF only in Notes and the sign at the entrance said no jackets but bags ok but we later realised this meant no coats in the lockers!!! No-one helped us and it was very embarrassing. We had to catch up with the rest of the group inside the underground hospital having missed some of the introduction and the elderly staff member seemed really annoyed with us for not knowing what to do. Two of them just watched us struggle with frustration. As we had booked an English speaking tour, someone should have said this is where you can put your belongings and this is what you need to put in. However, the overall experience saved itself.

We had a great experience exploring the hospital and nuclear bunker with our amazing tour guide Ezsta ( sorry if I have spelt your name wrong!) She was so informative and answered every question we had! The tour it self was great to find about more about the history or Budapest. 100% recommend to anyone!

Really enjoyed this museum, very informative guide and interesting exhibits. Would have liked to have a little more time looking around but it felt like we had to keep to a quick schedule. Our tour group was pretty big so if you were at the back, you didn’t have alot of time to look at the exhibit before moving to the next as it could have been easy to get lost. Unfortunately we also had some disruptive members in our tour who kept talking and laughing over our guide so we missed some information.

Fab experience! Such a unique and interesting museum tour. Very reasonable price and our guide Milan was amazing! Super knowledgeable and very funny, made for an entertaining tour. Only guided tours available that take around 60-70 minutes. Milan delivered the tour in English but they did have audio headsets with a huge variety of language options. Would recommend!

This was something totally different and I would highly recommend if you are travelling with kids young or teens. The hospital was used during the war and was designed in the underground system of natural caves. Later on it was ready to become a nuclear bunker in case of nuclear war. We walked about a kilometre. Our guide was very knowledgeable

So glad we decided to come here. Took a 10 a.m. tour on a work day - no crowd then but it was already forming when were leaving later… Our guide was Gabi, she answered questions, asked if the pace of the tour was OK etc- certainly recommend. Wax figures were done with great details, and with Gabi telling us what happened in each place we could picture the crowd, the smells, the sounds… The tour begins with an 8-minute film (subtitled in English). The ticket price was 38 EUR for 2 adults and 2 teens. Definitely worth it!

5 of us did the flash lite tour in english. Fun to do it in the dark. Pro: the instruments and other items from that period were interesting. The survivor art from Japan was very moving. The guide was very knowledgeable. The final message of peace was a perfect way to end given what is happening today. Con: group was too big. If you were at the back of the line you couldn’t hear. The figures with bloody gauze etc did not add to the experience. Too fast for the amt of information offered.

One of the most impressive reconstructing I have ever saw. They did a tremendous job with delivering the atmosphere and look of the place. An amazing place to visit. I was really blown away from a specific room in it, I won't spoil it for you, go and see it yourself.