Budapest, a city rich in charm and history, houses an unexpected treasure within its walls: the Memento Park. This open-air museum, located on the outskirts of the Hungarian capital, offers a unique and evocative experience, transporting visitors back in time to the era of the communist regime. A Monumental Park that Narrates a Complex Past Memento Park houses a collection of giant statues and monuments dating back to the communist period (1949-1989).Once symbols of the regime, these imposing works of art were removed from Budapest’s streets and squares after the fall of communism, finding new life in this park. Among the most iconic figures are those of Lenin, Marx, Engels, and Béla Kun, leader of the brief Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919. An Emotional Journey through Reflection and Remembrance Strolling among these monumental statues, reaching up to 15 meters tall, is not just a suggestive experience, but a true journey…