Visitors looking for a unique family-friendly attraction in Budapest will have the perfect opportunity this Sunday, July 26, as the Hungarian Railway Museum opens its gates with free admission for everyone.

For one day only, guests can explore one of Europe's largest railway heritage collections without purchasing an entrance ticket. The museum invites visitors of all ages to discover the fascinating history of rail transport, admire legendary locomotives and enjoy a day surrounded by historic trains.

In addition to wandering through the impressive collection of steam, diesel and electric locomotives, visitors can also take part in the museum's popular interactive attractions. These hands-on experiences allow guests to get even closer to the world of railways and make the visit especially memorable for children and families. Details about the available interactive programs can be found on the museum's website.

Located in Budapest's 14th District, the Hungarian Railway Museum is one of the largest open-air railway museums in Europe. Spread across more than 70,000 square metres, it is home to over a hundred historic railway vehicles, including beautifully restored steam locomotives, vintage passenger carriages and railway equipment. Beyond its extensive collection, the museum is famous for its interactive experiences, which include riding a miniature railway, operating a handcar and exploring railway technology up close. Combining history, engineering and family entertainment, it is one of Budapest's most enjoyable attractions for visitors of all ages.

Check out their website for more info here: https://vasuttortenetipark.hu/en/home/

cover photo credit: Hungarian Railway Museum