Budapest’s Palace of Wonders throws open its doors on Fridays with 250 hands-on exhibits that turn a family outing into a shared discovery you’ll still be talking about days later. From themed zones packed with surprises for every age to challenges that spark your hidden talents, this place is built for play, curiosity, and plenty of friendly competition. Kids from 3 up can dive in, and it’s just as thrilling for tweens and teens. Set aside 3–4 carefree hours—or go all in for a full day—and rediscover how to play like a kid.
Where and When
Friday, 2025.12.26. Address: 1036 Budapest, Mátyás király Road (Mátyás király út) 24. Organizers reserve the right to change times and programs.
Jump Into the Experiences
Anything can happen here. Climb aboard the odd-wheeled car—will it rattle beneath you? Brave the Mirror Labyrinth. Swap and mash up your faces. Shake hands with yourself using just one hand. Hop into a Moon Rover. Snap a selfie with the greatest scientists. Multiply into a crowd of 100 inside the Giant Kaleidoscope. Stand at the center of infinity in the Mirror Room. Put your logic to the test. Find out who’s the bravest fakir. Walk the clouds with the Flying Reflection. Crank up a vortex. Take a shot at air basketball. Be wowed at the Öveges Stage—four performances daily. Spin into experiments in the Richter Gedeon Lab: lab coat and goggles on, then dive into thrilling chemistry. And that’s just the start—there are many more wonders to uncover.
Öveges Hall Friday Lineup
11:00 Bubble Show
What is a bubble, and why is it round? How big can the world’s largest bubble get? How does a pond skater stand on water? Learn the physics of bubbles in a dazzling family show. See how to make giant bubbles, why a bubble can glow, and discover the secret recipe for the ultimate bubble solution.
13:00 Spectacular Science
Maximum visuals and thrills. Step into a world ruled by the hard laws of physics as the presenter unveils favorite experiments at full intensity.
15:00 Richter Gedeon Science Show
Physics meets chemistry for double impact. The presenter rolls out the boldest, most eye-popping experiments from both worlds.
17:00 Glowing Stage
Hot moments on stage: a playful intro—even for the youngest—to the physics of flames and heat. Fiery experiments you should never try at home.
Budapest, 2025.12.26.
