Budapest’s Pinball Museum revealed as the seventh-best lesser-known landmark – PHOTOS
When we think of landmarks, iconic examples such as Paris’ Eiffel Tower or Rome’s Colosseum may spring to mind. However, there is a long list of amazing landmarks that often get overlooked.
Travelling throughout Autumn offers tourists cheaper costs and less frantic airports or hotels. It leads to the question, what lesser-known landmark should you visit?
To help travellers, Wizz Air has completed a ranking of the best lesser-known landmarks and hidden gem locations around the world. To do this, they examined landmarks with 1,000 to 50,000 user reviews and calculated the percentage of positive feedback.
The research found that the Budapest Pinball Museum, located in the Hungarian capital, ranked as the seventh-best lesser-known landmark in the world. Overall, the landmark received a total of 1,442 user reviews on TripAdvisor including 97.7% that were either “Excellent” or “Very Good”.
The Budapest Pinball Museum also ranked 16th among Budapest’s top 30 ‘Things To Do’ on the review platform and had a user rating of 5/5 – an extremely popular landmark among visitors.
The museum’s address is 18 Radnóti Miklós Street. It is in Budapest’s 13th district, close to the Nyugati railway station and the Hungarian Parliament. We wrote about the museum HERE, while in THIS article, we collected the TOP 5 most unique attractions in Budapest that are unrivalled in Europe.
Here are some photos:
Finally, here is a video of the museum:
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