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  This prominent and from the outside, elegant building gave home to the torture chambers and interrogation rooms of the Soviet manipulated Hungarian Communists. Murdering and in all cases unjustly enprisoning innocent people simply for not submitting to the Communist dictatorship which ended in 1989. The Russians showed up as liberators from the Nazi Germans and stayed as the plague of Hungary.
When you are visiting Budapest, this place is one you should not miss. Especially if you are a visiting Hungarian descendant of ones that were fortunate enough to escape. The exhibitions depict a glimpse of the horrible events which took place in Hungary. Hundreds of testimonial footage from survivors, jail cells and torture chambers display the Communist Terror which hung over the people.
 This monument stands as a reminder of the inhumanity that once ruled Hungary and a forever lasting image of a lesson well learned about Communism.
Today you can visit the entire building, open to the public Tue-Fri 10-6pm, Sat-Sun 10-7"30pm. Access is as seen on the map below. The admission fee is 1,500 HUF for adults, students 1,100 HUF, with group discounts available.
You may ask, well... why did Hungary join the Germans in WW II. ans:Simply to get back the Hungarian home lands occupied 100% by Hungarians, about 2/3 of Hungary prior to WW I. Taken from Hungary because of the Austrian Kaiser Wilheim who then had his own dictatorship over Hungary lost the war he initiated. Faith has just always put Hungary on the wrong side.
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