A glance behind the Iron Curtain.

After the change of political system the statues were removed from Budapest’s streets to the museum.

This is the world’s only such collection from the period of communist cultural politics.
It’s the most exciting outdoor museum in Eastern Europe.



The statues of Lenin, Marx and Engels, Dimitrov and Ostapenko can be seen at the park, and memorials to The Soviet Soldier, the Communist Martyrs, and the Republic of Councils. And much else besides.

Statue Park

Hungary, Budapest (South Buda),
XXII.ker.(district 22nd) corner of Balatoni út and Szabadkai utca
Phone: 36 (1) 424 7500
Fax: 36 (1) 337 5050
Internet: http://www.szoborpark.hu

Open:
Every day from 10 am till Sunset.

Free with Budapest Card

Taking of photographs and video recording for personal use in Statue Park is free.

Access

From Budapest city center (Ferenciek tere, Metro 3 /blue/) on the bus No7 (red!), No173 to Etele tér (terminus), and from there on Volán Bus departing from stall number 7. (toward Diosd-Erd).

They leave every 20 minutes, and it is a 15 minute journey.




By car, taking the feeder road to the M1, M7 motorways, turn off at the Budaörsi function to road number 7.
The Statue Park is 7 km away.

From the M0 motorway, take the turn off at Diósd, on to road 7 heading towards Budapest.
The Statue Park is 5 km from the turnoff.

The Statue Park guide book contains detailed information on the collection, the statues and their creators and models as well as the historical events these works of art symbolize and many other interesting pieces of reading.
Available in Hungarian, English, French, Italian and German.