Budapest: Mika Tivadar Secret Museum Entry Ticket

If you are curious about Hungary's first secret museum, it's worth visiting us and going down the stairs of our secret basement where a copper workshop manufactory once operated, later people sought refuge from the Nazis during World War II. Here, you will not only learn about the history of the building constructed by Tivadar Mika, which now houses the hotel, but also about the fascinating pasts of properties within a 140-meter radius of the exhibition space. These properties were frequently visited by notable figures such as King Edward VII of Great Britain, German statesman Bismarck, Milan I of Serbia, and Philip, Duke of Orléans. In this same area, you would also find Europe's most famous nightclub, the Blue Cat; Hungary's first cinema, where Michael Curtiz, the director who won an Oscar for the film Casablanca, began his career; and you'll discover the connection between American film actors Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger and a tiny house on Kazinczy Street.