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11 September 2016
Key to understanding 20 century Hungarian history, the museum show how little difference there is between fascist and communist regimes. Must see.
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03 January 2016
Очень противоречивый музей. Денег влили порядочно, а банальный перевод видеоряда сделать не удосужились
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29 March 2015
A place with potential, but badly organized. Not one exibit carries a description tag, if there is, it's in Hungarian. The only info come from loose sheets, impossibly long. Disappointing & irritating
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07 March 2015
Great way to glimpse Hungary's history w/ authoritarian regimes. Cold basement w/ prisons gives a realistic sense of what went on here. Audio tour is good; ongoing music & visuals overwhelm at times.
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07 October 2014
Strongly recommended for tourists from Russia
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19 August 2014
First museum where Nazist & Communist crimes are in the same level of terror
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12 April 2014
This is not a museum. It's some kind of anti-communism Disneyland. There aren't any explanations to the exhibits. You don't get to know where the pictures come from. It's a sad joke.
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13 January 2014
Nice museum, good exhibitions, especially the cells are impressive. They should put more explnations in English. No photography inside the museum. Entrance costs 2000 Forint.
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21 October 2013
Extremally heavy mood in this place. It's not a place to have fun but a place to reflect about the humanity and its civilization
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25 July 2013
Большинство видео - нарезки советской военной кинохроники не по теме. Была заявлена тема террора в разрезе двух оккупаций, показали конечно же только красный террор. Короче неиллюзорно разжигает.
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25 November 2012
This should be the first thing you do in Hungary. And you will have a whole new appreciation for the people and the country.
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08 October 2012
The House of Terror, located near Oktogon, on Andrássy Avenue, contains exhibits realted to the fascist and communist regimes of the 20th century while also commemorating the victims of said regimes.
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06 May 2012
Must see museum. I love it! But the content is very sad.
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06 March 2012
Get an audio guide (if there is one?) as English info is shared by way of 15 pages or so of loose printed info sheets. Worth a visit but the lack of context in any of the displays is confusing
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17 January 2012
A must see. A bit depressing though. Especially the cells in the basement. BTW how do you know if you are the 20th to check-in?
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03 August 2011
You must see this!!!
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06 June 2011
Visually the coolest museum I've ever visited!
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05 February 2011
A must see museum
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07 January 2011
Awesome museum! They have no clue about the foursquare special though
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18 November 2010
Make sure to get the guided or audio tour if you don't speak Magyar. Most of the stuff is only in Magyar. The audio guides are very helpful. A must visit when you are in Budapest.
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