Hospital in the Rock Review

Hospital in the Rock The Chinese name is Yanzhong Hospital, located in the west of Budapest, behind the Castle Mountain where the Fisherman's Castle and Margarish Church are located. To reach the entrance, you need to take a straight ladder down to the mountainside of the back mountain. The entrance to the hospital was not obvious, and photographs were not allowed inside the hospital, so only a few were taken at the entrance. This hospital is a hospital that treated the wounded on the front line during World War II. Due to the limited space inside, each group of tourists has a guided tour, which takes about 30 to 40 minutes. It is estimated that the current peaceful environment will be more cherished.

Amazing how a hospital was made in the rocks under the Palace of Budapest. Also very interesting facts about the WWII life of Budapest.

It's worth visiting for the Chinese people because it's full of mystery. The church lights up more beautifully at night and the children are happy to play in the square.

Forced by the helpless war hospital, built in the rock tunnel, you can imagine the tragic war that year!

It is one of the best visits you can do in the city and you don't teach the guides. These are caves (including those that leave the castle of Buddha) which were used in World War II as a hospital for the injured as well as to be a bunker with the extraordinary ability to bear the invaded by a chemical attack. Then we have a real-time wax dolls on the whole journey to make us a vision of how it works.