Cat Museum Budapest: An Interactive Feline Art Exhibition and Petting Experience
4.1
110 Ratings
Budapest

Immerse yourself in the world of cats at Cat Museum Budapest. Experience an interactive feline art exhibition and enjoy a petting session with the resident cats. Book your entry ticket now!

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation: 24 hours
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…
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What's Included
  • Free cat food to feed resident cats
  • Complimentary tea and coffee
What's Not Included
  • Flash photography
Additional Information

Explore the ideal spot for cat enthusiasts with an entry ticket to the Cat Museum Budapest. Enjoy the company of the resident cats while you wander through the interactive art exhibition celebrating felines.
Please remember that cats naturally enjoy napping during the day.
It is not possible to predict when each cat will be active or in the mood to play,…

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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
4.1
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Reviewer231231
Jan 28, 2026
Great museum - A lovely museum with lots of cats. Some more playful, and some sleeping. Plenty of seating for you to enjoy a drink. We spent 1.5 hours here, but we did sit for a while and enjoy the artwork and cats passing by 🐱
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Ana_s
Jan 27, 2026
Cattastic! - Cats are very relaxed and friendly. When we visited they mostly slept, I don't know if it's a part of daily routine, but I would suggest going after 3pm when they wake up and are more active to fully enjoy their company.
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Traveler23151476323
Jan 10, 2026
Really cute experience - Very nice experience and that I recommend to all cat lovers. Relaxing atmosphere and cats everywhere 🤣
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Kellylouisegibson
Jan 1, 2026
Lovely visit - Had a lovely time at the Cat Museum yesterday. Cute little house they live in which has climbing walls and hiding spots etc. Lots of the cats were playful wanted me to swing the cat toys around over and over again. Some were sleeping which YES is normal for cats so all you leaving bad reviews for sleepy cats is ridiculous as that's what cats do lounge around snoozing my 2 do the same at home then have a mad half hour running riot. Leave them be if thats what they want to do! People that mentioned the flip flops being annoying and your stuff not being safe is a load of rubbish to as there is lockers. Why wouldn't you want them to take extra precautions to keep the cats healthy etc. Cats were absolutely beautiful and they all let me stroke them and one even had a belly rub off me. Cats have to trust you they know when your not a cat lover so dont go if your not they sense it. The ladies were lovely at the desk I wanted a magnet with cat museum on as i collect when I travel and they didnt have one so they gave me a badge and keyring it was very kind. They don't overcrowd the place either which is good. Again cause they are thinking of the cats health. If your a cat lover like me its worth a visit. Take a seat enjoy a coffee and admire the beautiful kitties. Thanks for a great visit.
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Soleeer
Dec 27, 2025
Beautiful experience - Fun experience in direct contact with many beautiful cats in their home, with their toys, with so much comfort for visitors and for them. The owner put us at ease by making us wear slippers, depositing jackets and bags and offering us hot drinks. Cats are all beautiful and playful. Very comfortable environment.
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Leo
Dec 2, 2025
Catxperience - The Cat Museum has about 13 cats at the time I have visited. All of them were wonderful and allowed visitors to pet them. At first, most of the cats were asleep, but later they woke up and put on a fun laser-chasing show 😀. The cats live a cozy life here, and the staff were kind and friendly. Overall, it was a very nice experience :)
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Beckit88
Nov 23, 2025
A purrfect activity for rainy days - Well worth the time and money! The cats live there permanently and act like, well, cats - some want to play, sleep, walk around, eat, stretch and so on. A lot of fun details and informative reading, a fun quiz, chessboards and other games in a cosy little flat.
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Laura_f
Jan 1, 2026
Sweet little place, nice... - Sweet little place, nice people running it. Cats seem content and happy. If you are a true cat lover you might get a bit annoyed with how your fellow guests treat the cats in an attempt to get instagram photos! But the owners look after them very nicely
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Romain
Dec 9, 2025
Nice moment - We saw purebred cats we'd never seen before. They all seemed happy, each with their own little personality. The only slight downside was the somewhat cold and impersonal welcome.
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Emmaby3648xd
Oct 30, 2025
Save your money, this is why I prefer dogs. - Despite the Museums enthusiasm to defend against diminutive reviews. The cat museum is at very best, disappointing. The fact that it isn’t there to provide a history of cats in the classical way of a museum isn’t at all relevant to it either. The cats all seem… sedated. Out of the cats seen on the day, only 1 was awake and even that one was longing to leave (see picture). 90 minutes recommend visiting time but we were done in approximately 6 minutes 23 seconds. Please, save your money, unless looking at sleeping cats is your thing. Thanks, Emma
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