This is the last resting place of the great men of the nation, writers, artists and alike. One of the largest cemeteries of its kind in Europe, it was established in 1847. In the 1950s it was reserved mainly for top-ranking party members and Hungary’s first elected prime minister after the fall of communism is also buried here. The trees, statues, graves and melancholy are a peaceful retreat from the hustle of the city.   

 You can get there by tram 24, 28, 37 or metro 2 at  Baross tér.  

Address: Budapest,  Fiumei út 16.

Opening hours: in winter 07:00 am- 05:00 pm     

                       in  summer 07:00 am- 07:00 pm