Are you ready for a travel in time? Join a joyride in an old school Trabant car! A qualified driver will take you to Memento Park where you'll have 2,5 hours free time to explore Statue Park, The Most Cheerful Barrack, Stalin's Grandstand and the Red Star Store. Gigantic communist propaganda statues spin you back to the era of the Cold War and allow a glimpse behind the Iron Curtain. Get the visitor's guide at the desk and enjoy the exploration!

On this guided tour, the bygone era of the political propaganda statues in Memento Park comes to life. Join a time trip back to Hungary's communist past, where Memento Park's conceptual design is the syllabus. Hear stories about daily life, scenes of art and culture, and hopes and fears from behind the former Iron Curtain. Political context, history tidbits, funfacts about Hungary's dissonant heritage—things you always wanted to learn but had no one to ask. Join the tour, and the local guide will tell you!

Visit Memento Park, a museum in Budapest dedicated to statues and plaques from Hungary's Communist period, on a guided tour with entry tickets. Learn about life under communism in the country.

Explore Budapest at your own pace with a 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120-hr City Card. Gain free access to public transport and visit famed attractions such as the Budapest History Museum, Lukács Thermal Bath, and Memento Park.

Think history is a thing of the past? Think again! At Memento Park in Budapest, the all-too-recent ghost of Communism is ever-present. This unique and arresting cultural site commemorates Communism's cult of personality, by displaying towering statues of ideology all-stars like Stalin, Lenin, Marx, and Engels.

What was life like in Hungary between WWII and 1990? Let’s travel back in time to discover the scenes that still keep reminding the locals of the former Soviet regime. What happened to the boots of Stalin? Where is the ‘biggest bottle opener of the world’? When will the bullet holes disappear from the old buildings of Budapest? You will find the answers to these questions on this tour. There is also a possibility to visit Memento Park, the outdoor statue museum upon request for additional fee.

Discover Budapest with me and a comfortable, big, modern car (Ford S-Max) during a flexible private tour! I’m an art historian and a licensed driver-guide. We can start where and when you wish. We will visit the Jewish district, the Heroe’s Square that represents the history of Hungary. We can take a walk to the Vajdahunyad Castle and the Széchenyi Bath in the City Park. On the same tour we will pass by the Opera House, the Saint Stephen’s Cathedral and the magnificent Parliament building during a walk in the Innercity. Also, our tour will take us to the Castle District of Buda. We will see the Royal Palace and you have a chance to look at the Matthias Church and you can enjoy the picturesque view from Fishermen’s Bastion. We can marvel at the stunning view from the Gellért Hill, as well! Or anything else can be visited you want to see in our city according to your request, such as the Innercity Church, the unique Rock Church, the Memento Park with former communist statues etc.

Step back in time and explore the history and legacy of Hungary’s communist era at Memento Park, an open-air museum that showcases the monumental statues and plaques that once adorned the streets of Budapest. You’ll see the imposing figures of Lenin, Marx, Engels, and other communist leaders, as well as socialist realist sculptures by some of the most prominent Hungarian artists of the time. Learn about the political and cultural context behind these relics of a bygone era, and how they reflect the ideology and propaganda of the dictatorship. A Glimpse Into the Secret Service and Stalin’s Bunker Visit The Most Cheerful Barrack, an exhibition hall that displays photos and documents related to the 1956 revolution and the 1989-1990 political changes. Watch a documentary film about the life of an agent of the former political secret service, and discover how they spied on and manipulated citizens. Then, head to Stalin’s Grandstand, a replica of the tribune where a giant statue of Stalin once stood before it was toppled by protesters in 1956. You’ll see the broken bronze shoes that are now a symbol of the revolution, and enter the bunker underneath the grandstand for a more eerie experience.

Be smart and stylish! Arrive in Memento Park by Trabant. The transfer is available six days a week within the regular opening hours of Memento Park and beyond for individuals and small groups.

The Trabant car is the one of the last tangible relics of Hungary's Communist past. This tour will put you behind the wheel of this iconic car as you discover the "communist face" of Budapest, or the city's modern highlights. Come and see the giant statues at Memento Park and learn more about Hungarian life during the previous political system. Doing a Trabant Tour is a unique way to see the sights. Book your private Trabant tour no, but don't forget to bring your valid driving licence with you! After a short instructional training, you'll get be the one in the driver's seat.

Memento Park is a must-see for history buffs and travelers seeking an authentic experience in Budapest. With transport via a classic East German Trabant car, and a friendly personal guide, your guided tour of Memento Park will transport you back in time to communist-era Budapest. Your restored Trabant will arrive to pick you up in the Budapest area, and you'll chug along the stone streets of this historic city. Keep in mind that for safety reasons, visitors under 12 are not allowed in the Trabant. When you arrive at Memento Park you'll enjoy a complimentary beverage, and your guide will begin the informative and interactive guided tour. Feel encouraged to ask your guide questions between sculptures, monuments, and plaques to learn the historical and cultural stories woven into Hungary's complex history. Known to locals as simply "Memorial Park", notice the intentional compilation of this outdoor museum as it transitions from a painful past to a hopeful future.