The Cave Church in Budapest is one of the most unique religious sites of the city built in the 30' by the only Hungarian monastic order: the Paulines. It was closed down during communism to be reopened after the Fall.

This cave dwelling is a unique little museum tucked away in the southern district of Budapest and is the last one of its kind that can be visited. It is a testimony to how workers lived here in the late 19th early 20th centuries.

Once part of a huge cellar system spawning throughout the southern part of Buda (today Budafok, formerly Promontor), this cellar still functions today as a visitor and events center, museum, restaurant and wine cellar. Beyond just simply visiting it, you can optionally also have lunch or a wine tastings here. Our focus lies with the museum part.