Get up close to your favorite celebrities at Madame Tussauds Budapest.
Madame Tussauds Budapest Tickets
Step into the spotlight! Pose with lifelike wax stars and explore interactive exhibits that delight visitors of all ages.
Why you’ll love it:
✅ Flexible Booking: Plans changed? Cancel up to the day before or extend your visit for a small fee.
💰 Bundle & Save: Combine this ticket with other top Budapest attractions and enjoy savings of up to 5%.
🤳 Selfie Fun: Capture your favorite stars in unforgettable photos with friends and family.
Benefits
Tickets and Prices
Madame Tussauds keeps it simple with one standard ticket, but prices vary depending on who you are: adult, child, student, family, senior (65+ and EEA citizens), or visitor with a disability. Every ticket gives you full access to all the exhibits and photo ops inside.
Booking online is the only way to guarantee entry to Madame Tussauds Budapest. Your ticket secures your chosen date and time, plus you can reschedule for free up to three times if plans change.
Plan Your Visit
| Days | Opening Hours | Last Entry | 
|---|---|---|
| Sunday – Thursday | 10:00 – 18:00 | 17:00 | 
| Friday – Saturday | 10:00 – 20:00 | 19:00 | 
Tip:
The best time to visit is first thing on weekday mornings or late afternoons when it’s quieter and easier to snap photos without the crowds.
Thanks to its central location near Vörösmarty Square, Madame Tussauds Budapest is well connected by public transport, car, and on foot.
Metro: From Keleti or Déli stations, take Metro line 2 to Deák Ferenc Square, then it’s a five-minute walk. From Nyugati station, hop on Metro line 3 to the same stop. Alternatively, Metro line 1 stops at Vörösmarty tér, just a two-minute walk away.
Tram: Hop on tram lines 2, 2B, and 23 and get off at Eötvös tér, a four-minute walk away.
Bus: Bus 15 stops directly outside on Dorottya Street.
On foot: If you’re already exploring central sights like St. Stephen’s Basilica or the Danube Promenade, you can stroll over in about ten minutes.
Car: Driving in central Budapest isn’t always easy, but paid parking is available on the street and nearby at Parkoló Vörösmarty tér and other central underground garages.
The main entrance to Madame Tussauds Budapest is at the corner of Wekerle Sándor and Dorottya Streets, right near Vörösmarty Square. Look for the big Madame Tussauds signs out front.
Madame Tussauds Budapest is designed with accessibility in mind. The barrier-free attraction is on the ground floor, with ramps bridging the small level differences between rooms.
Staff are on hand throughout to help with orientation or interactive tools; if you can’t queue for long periods, they’ll ensure you get inside quicker. There are two accessible toilets on-site, and as an official Access4you location, you’ll find detailed info in their database to help you prepare. 
Madame Tussauds Budapest also offers discounted tickets for guests with disabilities and one companion. You need a valid membership card or an international disability ID to receive the discount, which staff check upon entry.
Visiting Madame Tussauds Budapest is all about fun, but a few simple security rules help keep everyone safe and comfortable.
- Security checks: All guests go through bag and belongings checks before entry.
- Bag policy: Bags and personal items may be searched before entry, and staff may ask you to empty your pockets into trays for inspection. In some cases, metal detectors are also used.
- Prohibited items: No weapons, sharp objects, fireworks, glass bottles, alcoholic drinks, illegal substances, toy/replica guns, skateboards, scooters, roller skates, or drones.
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What to See & Do
Get ready to enter a world of stars, history, and interactive fun at Madame Tussauds Budapest.
Budapest Boulevard
Kick off your visit on Budapest Boulevard, where Hungarian icons like Sisi and Rubik (yes, the cube’s inventor) are waiting to greet you alongside George Clooney, Angelina Jolie, and Marilyn Monroe.
Epic Encounters
Stand shoulder to shoulder with world leaders and historic figures in Epic Encounters. It’s a chance to snap a photo with everyone from the Pope to President Xi Jinping without needing a passport.
Hungarian Spirit
This zone celebrates Hungary’s legends, from kings and poets to inventors, singers, and athletes. You’ll leave with a crash course in Hungarian pride and history, told through lifelike figures.
Fashion
Strike a pose next to Lady Gaga and walk the runway alongside Barbara Palvin in the Fashion Zone. Other fashion icons and designers accompany them in this glamorous setting, complete with shining spotlights.
Movie
Step into the movies and get ready for action shots. You can hop on the back of Tom Cruise’s motorbike (don’t forget to hug him tight) before sitting in the director’s assistant chair next to Steven Spielberg on the ET set. Don’t miss the dramatic sets designed to make your photos look straight out of Hollywood.
Music
Jam with global pop stars and rock legends, from Beyoncé to Taylor Swift and Harry Styles. Pro tip: bring your best lip-sync game because this room was built for Insta-worthy performances.
Sport
Pose like a champion next to footballers, boxers, and Olympic legends. You’ll even find interactive elements where you can test your own skills against the pros, including a boxing machine.
VIP Party
Mingle with A-list celebrities like Madonna, Brad Pitt, and Ryan Gosling in a dazzling party scene filled with chandeliers, velvet ropes, and red carpets. The vibe is pure glam, so get your best red-carpet-ready photo here.
Photo Station
Make your memories extra special with fun props and themed backdrops. This is the best spot if you want a professional-looking photo keepsake.
Cinema Cafe
Take a break in the Cinema Cafe, which is themed around blockbuster films. Grab a snack, refuel, and keep your camera ready because the decor is part of the show.
Wax Hand Station
Want to take a piece of Madame Tussauds home with you? Dip your hand in wax to create a colourful, custom souvenir that’s as unique as you.
Shop
End your visit at the shop filled with fun gifts, mini wax figurines, and Budapest-themed souvenirs. It’s the perfect place for last-minute presents you won’t find anywhere else.
Pop&Roll Art Toilet
Located beneath Madame Tussauds Budapest and included with your ticket is the Pop&Roll Art Toilet, transforming a public restroom into a vibrant art installation.
Designed by artist Miklós Kiss, this neo-pop space features 20 uniquely themed stalls adorned with nearly 100 of his artworks, offering visitors an immersive and playful experience.
Did You Know That? Facts
- Opened in 2023, Madame Tussauds Budapest is the 24th location worldwide and the first in Central Europe.
- With 17 wax figures dedicated exclusively to Hungarian icons, it’s the only Madame Tussauds location worldwide to showcase such a high concentration of local legends.
- The Pop&Roll Art Toilet beneath the museum has 20 stalls with nearly 100 Miklós Kiss artworks, included with entry.
- The museum offers interactive experiences for all ages, making it an excellent destination for families.
Insider Tips
History
1770
Marie Tussaud was born in Strasbourg, France, and later became the famous wax sculptor behind the Madame Tussauds brand.
1802
Marie Tussaud created her first wax exhibition in London, showcasing notable figures of the time.
1884
Madame Tussaud passed away and left her wax museum to her family, who continued expanding it.
2000s
The brand expanded globally, opening multiple locations.
2023
Madame Tussauds Budapest opened in the historic Palazzo Dorottya, the 24th location worldwide and the first in Central Europe.
2023
The museum unveiled 51 lifelike wax figures, including Hungarian legends and international celebrities.
FAQs
How long is an average visit?
Most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes exploring.
Can I stay as long as I like?
Yes, there’s no time limit inside.
Can I arrive at Madame Tussauds Budapest early or late?
Arrive on time. Early entry isn’t allowed, but you get a 15-minute grace period if you’re slightly late.
Can I change my visit date?
Yes, you can rebook online up to three times before your original date.
Can I visit the Souvenir Shop without a ticket?
Yes, it’s open to everyone from the street.
Can I take photos?
Absolutely, they encourage you to snap as many pictures as you like.
Can I eat or drink inside?
No food or drinks in the exhibits except a water bottle. But the Cinema Cafe has refreshments.
Can I visit with a stroller?
Yes, as long as it’s no wider than 90 cm.
Can I bring a backpack?
Yes, but use the lockers for better photos with your favourite stars.
Can I bring large bags or luggage?
No, large items are not permitted inside.
Can I touch the wax figures?
Yes, but please treat them gently.