The Chain Bridge, the Tunnel, the Kisfaludy steamship, and the steam locomotive train that was put into operation on the rack railway line in 1874 are also displayed in the form of unique toys.
The little ones can also find toys in the cozy fenced-in playground, such as a mini slide, a baby and nest swing, spring horses, a sandbox, and a mini bike track running around the ship.
Parents can also sit comfortably on the benches surrounding the trees. There is also a toilet and a fountain on the playground.
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- 1 Hollósy Simon utca, Budapest 1126, Hungary
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Reform-era playground