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Budapest’s Museum of Illusions is getting ready to blow your mind all over again! The museum announced on social media that its bigger, bolder and more mind-bending experience is here, with doors reopening on October 13.

Visitors can soon witness the renewal of Budapest’s most famous bath complex, with modernization and restoration projects planned across several sections of the iconic landmark.

The renewed Citadel on Budapest's Gellért Hill opened to the public early on Easter Sunday afternoon. On this occasion, free programs were offered to visitors for two days.

A park, an observation deck and an exhibition await you at the Citadel, the website of which is already available. This is what we know so far about Budapest's renewed iconic location and its reopening.

A reconstruction program is bringing back the dazzling grand staircase of the Archduke Joseph Palace, recreating one of the most spectacular lost interiors from archival photos and century-old craftsmanship.

After years hidden behind construction fences, the Citadella will reopen in spring 2026 as a green hilltop fortress with breathtaking views and modern cultural spaces.

The reconstruction of the Gellért Baths will result in a complete closure of the site. Gellért will therefore only be open to guests until 30 September 2025, after which it will temporarily close its doors on 1 October.