Budapest History Museum is on Castle Hill and covers Budapest’s history from the Turks to the present. I, Disz Ter 17, Wing E of the Royal Palace.

Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galeria) is a cross section of Hungarian Art from 12th Century to the present. I. Szent Gyorgy Ter, Wing B, C, and D in the Royal Palace.

Museum of Contemporary Art exhibits modern art from all over the world. I. Szent Gyorgy Ter, The Royal Palace, Wing A

Underground Railway Museum where you can see two old carriages on an original stretch of line. V. Deak Ter Metro Station.

The National Museum illustrates Hungary’s history across the ages. VIII. Muzeum Korut 14-16

Franz Liszt Museum shows the composer’s personal effects in the house he lived in. VI. Vorosmarty U 35.

Museum of Fine Arts Art Collection. XIV. Hosok Tere.

Jewish Museum in the Great Synagogue with relics from the 18th and 19th Century including the Holocaust in Hungary. VII Dohany U 2.

Statue Park is a “museum” of deposed Communist statues, memorabilia and monuments. XXII. Balatoni U. Take the red numbered bus 7-173 from Ferenciek Tere, then the M3 to the terminus at Etele Ter, and then a Volan bus to Diosd-Erd from gate 2 or 3.