ABOUT THE ATTRACTION

Located on Andrássy Avenue, the building once housed the headquarters of both the Nazi and Soviet secret police. It is dedicated to commemorating the victims of both regimes, as well as highlighting the brutalities they inflicted during their respective occupations. The museum's exhibits include photographs, documents, and personal stories that offer a deep insight into the suffering endured by many Hungarians. The building itself, with its dark and foreboding atmosphere, contributes to the emotional impact of the experience. Visitors can explore the history of repression, surveillance, and resistance during Hungary's periods of authoritarian control. The House of Terror stands as an essential symbol of remembrance and the ongoing fight for freedom and human rights.

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