LUMINA PARK is opened at 24.10.2024.
LUMINA PARK on Margaret Island is a magical light park that has become one of Budapest’s most popular winter attractions. This interactive exhibit enchants visitors of all ages with its captivating light installations and themed pathways. As you walk through the park, you’ll encounter impressive, colorfully illuminated sculptures, fairytale figures, and stunning sets that reveal new worlds in the evening glow.
Who is it for?
LUMINA PARK is an ideal spot for families, couples, groups of friends, and tourists seeking a unique experience. It’s perfect for children, those looking for a romantic stroll, and anyone who wants to end their day with a memorable evening walk on the island.
Key Information:
- Opening Hours: The park is open every evening and is especially impressive after dark.
- Tickets: It’s recommended to buy tickets online in advance, as the park is very popular.
- Accessibility: Margaret Island is easily accessible by public transportation and is a short distance from the city center.
This extraordinary light park brings Budapest’s winter evenings to life and offers an unforgettable experience for everyone who visits!
The opening hours for LUMINA PARK on Margaret Island vary depending on the season, but it generally opens in the late afternoon, around 5:00 PM, and closes around 10:00 PM. It’s best to check the official website for current hours, as they may adjust timings during peak season or holidays.
Getting to LUMINA PARK is simple from the Nyugati Railway Station metro stop: take bus 26 and get off at the Palatinus Strand stop, which is right in front of the park. Alternatively, if you’re coming from Széll Kálmán Square, take tram 4-6 to the Margitsziget stop, followed by a pleasant 10-15 minute walk to the park.
This evening visit to the park makes for a perfect outing and can easily be combined with a city walk or other Budapest attractions if you’re coming from the city center.
The ticket prices for LUMINA PARK are approximately as follows (please check the official website for current prices):
- Ticket: around €12-13
- Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): around €42
Prices may vary seasonally, and discounts may be available, so it’s best to check online in advance.
