Labyrinth
Museum Gallery
3.9 (4025 reviews)
Historical labyrinth under Castle Hill where Count Dracula (Vlad Tepes) was once imprisoned.
Budapest, Úri u. 9, 1014 Hungary
+36 1 212 0207
Did You Know?
Cave System Origin
The Labyrinth is located in the cave system underneath Buda Castle, which has served various purposes throughout history, including as a cellar, bomb shelter, and even a hospital.
Navigating the Darkness
A significant portion of the Labyrinth is kept in complete darkness, challenging visitors to rely on their senses of touch and direction to find their way through the maze.
Dracula Connection
The Labyrinth claims a connection to Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula, who was allegedly imprisoned in the caves for a time. This adds a spooky element to the experience.
Traditional Lighting
In some sections, the Labyrinth is lit only by traditional oil lamps, creating an atmospheric and somewhat eerie environment.
Highlights from Reviews
• cool temperature
The caves offer a cool escape from the heat, maintaining a consistently low temperature.
• unique experience
The labyrinth provides a unique and adventurous experience, especially the dark maze section.
• amazing atmosphere
The atmosphere is creepy and bizarre, creating a memorable and thrilling visit.
