Budapest Transport Museum
We went to visit the Transport Museum because the guys - my husband, my friend's fiance and our friend who has the apartment in Budapest - wanted to. To be honest, I'm very glad we decided to go because I got hooked by the Museum. The entrance was 500 HUF (about $3) for an adult and we also visited the Airplanes Museum -in another building- based on the same ticket. We paid 800 HUF (about $4.5) to be allowed to take photos -the permit was valid at the Airplanes Museum as well.
A locomotive at the first floor of the Transport Museum
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The Transport Museum has a lovely collection of locomotives and wagons -and you can even sit in two of the wagons- and also displays a real railroad station from the 1900s. Other parts of the the museum house the history of road traffic -horse and mechanism driven vehicles, bridges, a collection of old cars, motorcycles and bicycles - , the history of sailing, the history of flight and space flight and the history of public transport.
The History of Flight: Hungarian Astronaut Bertalan Farkas
A very old -and weird looking - bicycle
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It's absolutely amazing to see everything and to read the history of different items -yes, the information is in English and the employees speak English.
A real must-see attraction!
