Cat Museum Budapest: An Interactive Feline Art Exhibition and Petting Experience
4.4
18 Ratings
Budapest
Explore the ultimate haven for cat enthusiasts with an admission pass to the Cat Museum Budapest. Greet and stroke the cats living there while touring the experiential art display dedicated to these furry creatures.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Cat Museum Budapest - Visit the Cat Museum Budapest and meet new feline friends as you explore the interactive art exhibition dedicated to cats. Admire works by a variety of local and international artists as you explore the exhibition with a free hot drink, and take your time to pet the residents.
Upon entry, receive your drink and first discover the lower level of the museum, which focuses on the theme of “Cats in the World”. Admire playful re-imaginings of famous paintingsââ¬â¢ where cats take center stage. See a variety of antique and contemporary depictions of cats.
Upstairs in the Jungle Room, you can also watch some short movie screenings and test your knowledge of cats with a tablet quiz. If you score high enough, you can choose a souvenir from the gift shop.
Take some time to pet and interact with your newfound friends in a calm and relaxed environment.
What's Included
- Free cat food to feed resident cats
- Complimentary tea and coffee
What's Not Included
- Flash photography
Additional Information
- Children under 6 years old are not allowed
Location
Cat Museum Budapest
Vadasz utca 26.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.4
(18 Ratings)
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Peneloe_w
Apr 25, 2024
Purrrfect - Loved our visit. Sweet cats and such loving people running the place. They make sure cats are never stressed
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Camper29273989030
Mar 11, 2024
Must see for cat lovers - Excellent with around 10 different breeds of cats who were all very friendly. Cheap entry ticket to be able to stay for an hour and a half with a free coffee on admission. A must see for cat lovers. My favourite cat was the Maine coon and the Scottish cat.
My only advice would be to explain to tourists the the visit is an hour and a half as we were unsure of how long to stay.
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Ednacd
Feb 20, 2024
Top! - Impeccable staff.
Very clean space, at the entrance we have to disinfect our hands, which I thought was very correct. The cats are very well looked after and are very sweet.
The space, which in itself was already relaxing (smell, ambient music, sofas) has 10 very cute kittens.
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Davidc12446
Feb 18, 2024
Meeooww - Ok , so i am not going to give a bad review, its a quirky thing that my wife wanted to go to, the cats were as cool as cats but in my opinion, too many people not enough cats.
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R1691qknathalieb
Jan 8, 2024
Place not to be missed - A magical place 🥰
A wonderful decoration, all the little cats are adorable 😻
I recommend this museum for cat lovers and for those, like me, who are missing purrs and feline caresses
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G599rlisa
Jan 8, 2024
Madly in love. Highly recommended. - If Budapest is among your future destinations and you are a cat lover, this is an obligatory stop! The cost is illusory, the cats are well kept and cared for, the place has a familiar and super welcoming atmosphere, even the lady who welcomed us was incredibly kind. An hour and a half with these cats was the most beautiful experience!
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Cassandra_l
Jan 4, 2024
Cute cats to play with - Being able to play with the cats was really nice but it was different to what I was expecting. I would still visit again.
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Barbies170
Mar 8, 2024
Good for cat lovers, friendly cats & staff. - It was a cute little extra to our day, very friendly cats, but it was stretching it out a little for 1.5 hrs unless you really need your kitty fix.
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Emily_p
Feb 17, 2024
Slightly Let Down - We had high hopes but unfortunately were slightly let down. The ‘Museum’ is very small, made up of two rooms on separate floors and could do with a little TLC to make it feel a bit nicer. The cats were cute but clearly they are used to a lot of people coming in each day as they are not really interested in anyone unless the bag of treats comes out but hey, everyone who knows cats knows that they are their own personality so can’t fault the museum there.
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Kevome713
Feb 10, 2024
Moui - I wouldn't call it a museum but rather a cat lounge. There are only ten unsociable cats and many remain hidden in a room inaccessible to visitors. There is a very beautiful Main coon!
It’s a shame there aren’t enough places to relax (and a beanbag that stinks of cat pee). Other than that, the welcome remains very warm. We notice that girls are very passionate and attached to cats. I felt at home when I took off my shoes but you won't stay for 1.5 hours.
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