BUDAPEST RETRO INTERACTIVE MUSEUM
A time machine! The Retro Museum Experience opened in 2021. A museum for the whole family about the retro era.
A real time machine! The Budapest Retro Museum Experience opened in summer 2021. It took over six years to create this three-storey museum, which retraces the 1970s-1980s in Hungary. A museum dedicated to the whole family, to learn more about the retro era and post-war popular culture, in an interactive, historical and fun way. Guided tours in several languages by prior arrangement. At the entrance is a retro bistro for the full experience.
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Opening time and information on BUDAPEST RETRO INTERACTIVE MUSEUM
Museum open daily from 10am to 8pm. Last admission at 7pm. Ticket: 4,800 Ft weekdays / 5,900 weekends. Retro Bistro: open Sunday to Thursday from 10am to 8:30pm and Friday and Saturday from 10am to 10pm.
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The Budapest Retro Interactive Museum is located in downtown Budapest. It offers interactive time travel to the Communist era. Here, you can play behind the Iron Curtain, become a pioneer, policeman, astronaut or journalist in 70s and 80s Hungary. You can also patrol in a real LADA police car, or try your hand as an announcer in a TV studio. To enjoy these experiences, you can buy tickets online and at the museum, which are valid for 1 year. The museum also has a retro bistro where you can eat and drink. You can also organize a wide variety of private events. An address for a fantastic adventure!
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Members' reviews on BUDAPEST RETRO INTERACTIVE MUSEUM
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There are different kinds of retro items separated in categories. There was even a space section with some space foods exhibits.
I drove a police car, controlled switches to illuminate different space objects and saw myself in the mirror with a typical retro dress.
This museum was a great experience.