Fort Monostor Concerts

Most likely I would've looked at the experience in another way if I hadn't visited Prevnost Komarno the other day. There is no guidance. If there is, then it's probably optional. This place definitely has a history but you don't get to know anything about it. You get a small book but it tells you nothing. The place itself is like the other fortress.

Great historical destination not too far from Budapest. Other side of the Danube river is Slovakia

It is a huge building system that is almost invisible from the outside. I think we managed to get through most of it. There is a huge area of corridors and labyrinths. It's very good that there are parts of it that have been refurbished. It's worth giving time to explore. It is a very exciting excursion. Recommended.

A cool military fort that still looks formidable today. The grounds are a tad in disrepair but it was still cool taking a walk along the grounds.

Perfect area for urban explorers with endless creepy corridors and tunnels. However, some are vandalised and littered with trash, being about as cared for by the staff as an average crack shack. Stairs can be slippery and are quite steep. The exhibits however are mostly quite neat, but the facility lacks signs and directions, making it very easy to get lost for the average Joe. Wouldn't recommend for smaller children as it can take hours to explore the tunnels (unless you only stick to the exhibits). Said tunnels are also quite dusty, but fascinating to sweep through. :)