It does not look like Hogwarts, but rather a medieval castle where each part has a reference to an event or a place from the books of J. K. Rowling...

One of the ideas behind the place is to give a possibility for those who want to adopt an animal to try spending some time with them at the café.

There's a myriad of urban legends; claiming that it managed to swallow tanks during WW2 or that after the system change '89 dead bodies were washed ashore.

You can try out various sizable musical instruments & jump on the inbuilt constructions that produce sounds, and it is accessible outside of working hours.

The coolest part of the gallery is the secret garden that I cherish for its peace and possibility to experience arts and nature simultaneously.

The first wall was erected around Pest in the 13th century, but it was soon deconstructed. Another wall around Pest was built a century later...

Don't let appearances fool you, at Monori Center you will find some of the most authentic Chinese restaurants that serve seafood, hot pots, and dumplings.

The plaques with water markers set in stone refer to the most devastating flood of March of 1938 when water levels reached up to 2,6 meters high.

The greatest part? Here you will see not only happy children of any age but also smiling adults that enjoy the place at least as much as kids, if not more.

Check their program, as they have a lot of fun activities ranging from concerts, queer drag shows and performances to board game evenings and conferences.

The place was a nest of all the alternative folks of Budapest who were hanging out there, criticizing the politics, organizing concerts and discussions.

It has everything a typical botanical garden has: various species of plants, a small greenhouse (closed to the public), edible plant section, and a pond!