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This is the one-time factory of Abraham Ganz, where the foundry existed since the 1960s.
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Magyar Műszaki és Közlekedési Múzeum - Öntödei Múzeum
A foundry from the 18th century in the very heart of the city, preserved as a museum. This museum part of the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport
Mechwart liget
1.8ha landscaped square.
Gül Baba Türbe és rózsakert
Built around 1548 by the Turkish occupants of the city. It is the northernmost place of Muslim pilgrimage. The beautiful view and the peacefulness of the place makes a visit worth.
Szent Lukács Gyógyfürdő
Molnár János barlang
are still active and filled up with thermal water, contains the largest known water filled cavity in Europe and feeds the nearby spa "Lukács". This caves in Buda has special origin, it's not formed by cold waters from the outside, but formed by warm springs. The thermal karst area of Rózsadomb neighborhood is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List
This huge cultural centre has been built around former factory buildings. The complex includes a park, a small artificial lake, two playgrounds, some cafés and a theatre which hosts music, theatre and sometimes great contemporary opera performances. You can book your ticket at their home page, which is available in Hungarian and English. The area is frequently used as a venue for various fairs and exhibitions as well. (The interactive museum called Csodák Palotája (Palace of Wonders) which used to reside in the Millenáris moved to the Campona shopping centre in Southern Buda.)