Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures in Budapest
Compare the 1 route currently available in Budapest, then choose the story, route and access model that fits your plans.
Ghost tours and horror games in Budapest
Halloween 2026 a Budapest
Organizza un’uscita autoguidata di Halloween con storie di fantasmi, passeggiate spettrali o un gioco horror immaginario. Confronta le quest disponibili.
Controlla partenza, durata, lingue, età consigliata e accesso nella pagina della quest. Sono giochi guidati da un’app, non biglietti per un evento Halloween a orario fisso.
Una passeggiata con un colpo di scena
Alza lo sguardo.
Lasciati coinvolgere.
Entra nel gioco.
Una quest è una passeggiata in città in cui fai parte della storia. L’app ti guida. Il mondo reale custodisce le risposte.
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Trova il percorso che fa per te
Scegli luoghi, durata della passeggiata e lingua.
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Parti con l’app Questo
Segui gli indizi, osserva i dettagli e scopri storie locali.
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Vivi la giornata a modo tuo
Fermati per un caffè. Fai una deviazione. Riprendi quando vuoi.
Dai un nome all’animale.
Sono un animale maestoso, veloce e fiero,
Nei campi verdi si svolge il mio sentiero.
Una nobile creatura dagli zoccoli danzanti,
Un simbolo di libertà in ogni sguardo.
Corro veloce, di giorno o di notte,
Inseguendo il vento, il mio spirito vola.
A volte bianco come neve, con grazia e vigore,
Sai indovinare chi sono, dal mio portamento?
Check the access that fits your group
Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures routes can use different access models. Some product-family games offer Duo or Fellowship access; classic quests are sold per player/device. Each route card links to the current source of truth before you buy.
Confirm its story and starting area.
Read the product-specific device or player details.
Use the app to follow the route at your own pace.
Cosa dicono i giocatori delle quest a Budapest
Basato su 541+ recensioni locali
Vilma Rojas
Anja Kullmann
Places on these routes in Budapest
Nyugati Train Station
Nyugati Train Station is living proof that train stations can be works of art. Designed by August de Serres and built by none other than the Eiffel Company (yes, the same firm behind the Eiffel Tower), the station...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting AdventureBudapest City Park (Városliget)
Budapest City Park, known locally as Varosliget, claims the remarkable distinction of being one of the world's first public parks. The story begins in 1751 when Pest's mayor Gabor Szanto initiated a tree plantation on...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting AdventureHouse of Terrors
The House of Terrors at Andrassy Avenue 60 is not just a museum about history; it is history. This building served as the actual headquarters of Hungary's Arrow Cross Nazi Party during World War II and later became the...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting AdventureStatue of Anonymous
The Statue of Anonymous is one of Budapest's most mysterious and beloved monuments, honoring a chronicler whose name nobody knows. This hooded bronze figure, created by sculptor Miklos Ligeti in 1903, depicts an unknown...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting AdventureVajdahunyad Castle
Vajdahunyad Castle is proof that the best things sometimes start as temporary ideas. Originally built from wood and cardboard for Hungary's 1896 Millennium Celebrations, this fairy-tale castle was meant to showcase a...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting AdventureHeroes square
Heroes' Square is one of the grandest public spaces in Budapest, a vast plaza at the end of Andrassy Avenue that celebrates 1,000 years of Hungarian history. The square was built between 1896 and 1906 to commemorate...
Featured in: Ghosts of Budapest: A Haunting Adventure
