Living museum in the heart of Budapest! Interactive exhibition, outdoor terrariums, magnificent view of the city from its panoramic terrace, guided tours on the nature trail.
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Sas-Hill Visitor Center
Address:
1112 Budapest, Tájék u. 26.
How to get here:
From Keleti railway station take bus 8 to "Korompai street" or from the Széll Kálmán tér, take tram 59 to "Farkasréti temető". GPS: 47.48237, 19.01791
Contact:
Csóka Szilvia
E-mail:
sashegy@dinpi.hu
Phone:
+36 30 408 4370
Opening:
From March to October. Weekends and holidays between 10.00 and 18:00. We arrange guided tours at the weekdays for groups (don't forget to call us/write to us ahead!)
Tickets
| Name | Full price | Discount price |
|---|---|---|
| Exhibition, observation point and a guided tour | 2 300 HUF/person | 1 700 HUF/person |
| Exhibition and observation point | 1 000 HUF/person | 800 HUF/person |
| Registration ticket | - | 100 HUF/person |
| English language guided tour for groups (book in advance is necessary) | . | 3 000 HUF/person |
Credit card payment is also possible.
Registration ticket:
- children (0-3 years old),
- visitors with disabilities (the accompanying person gets entry for this fee too).
Discount Price:
The discount prices are valid for: retired, children, students and teachers.
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