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The building in the block of "Andrássy út 60." was used both by Nazis and the communist-led Political Police/State Security Police as headquarters. In the basement a labyrinth of prisons was created. Many people were jailed and starved or beaten to death here. 2002, the "house of fear" was converted into a stylish but depressing museum about Nazi and communist terror which helps visitors to understand Hungary's 20th century. You can rent an audioguide at the front desk for 2000 HUF. This is recommended because otherwise each room only has a paper flyer in English or Hungarian.
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Liszt Ferenc Emlékmúzeum és Kutatóközpont
Home of Ferenc Liszt, most famous Hungarian composer. Collection of his personal objects and instruments can be visited. - Liszt Ferenc Memorial Museum and Research Centre was opened in September, 1986 in the building of the Old Academy of Music. There are : Entrance room - Dining room, - Study bedroom, - Drawing room, - Concert hall
Művész Mozi
This is probably the most popular “Art Mozi” theatre in Budapest. Many Hungarian movies are on show with English subtitles; ask for them at the desk.
Budapesti Operett Színház
The Operetta Theatre performs old-fashioned operettas for the nostalgic hearted and tries to be Madách's main rival in musicals.
Thália Színház
Play areas: Main Stage, Microscope stage, New Studio, Arizona Studio
Avilai Szt.Teréz templom
Founded 1777 in a wooden farmland building. Stone church built in 1801-1809. Inside finished in 1831, by Mihály Pollack.
Kodály Zoltán Emlékmúzeum és Archívum
The flat consisted of four front rooms with conveniences. The furnishing was practical rather than luxurious; its individuality and charm was given by the taste of its residents. The rooms were decorated with folk ceramics and embroideries (souvenirs from the folk song collecting trips), and with keepsakes of the long-lasting artistic career: statues, laurel wreaths, programs of prominent performances abroad, as well as pictures of the closest family members and contemporary colleagues.