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Something for all the family: ‘skyscraping’, the rush of the panorama lift, a hot-dog for lunch.

There are many reasons why visiting the MOL Campus SkyDeck viewing terrace located in the beautiful green area of the Kopasz Bay is a great thing to do with kids large and small.

  • It’s like an amusement park. A glass-walled panorama lift whisks you up to the viewing terrace at a height of 120 metres in just 40 seconds – what a buzz!
  • Are you brave enough to look down? At the top, only an ‘invisible’ glass wall separates you from the perfect view of Budapest – will everyone in the family be daring enough to go right to the edge?
  • Virtual sightseeing with the SkyDeck app. Older children will hear a lot of interesting facts about the sights of Budapest by listening to the audio guide, but the AR-based app of the observation terrace is even more exciting: just point your phone at the city and the application ‘smartens up’ the sights with fascinating facts.
  • Interactive games. Little ones can participate in playful tasks associated with looking after the environment the free visitor centre on the ground floor of the building.
  • A quick lunch? Why not a hot-dog? Once the busy program is complete, the Fresh Corner on the ground floor offers heavenly coffees, cakes and the favourite lunch of little ones.
  • Dining with discounts. To close the weekend in style, how about a fabulous lunch in the youthful vibe of the Zazie Bistro&Bar, also on the ground floor? The tickets to the viewing terrace entitle you to a 15% discount on the entire bill.

Let’s go to the MOL Campus!

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