Life In Space Exhibition

LIFE IN SPACE – Traveling Space Exhibition at Etele Plaza

From March 6, 2026 – for 3 months only!

Becoming an astronaut has never been this easy. The world-famous LIFE IN SPACE exhibition, which has already amazed more than 4 million visitors worldwide, has arrived in Budapest, bringing the experience of space travel closer than ever before.

Visitors can enjoy VR experiences, simulators, iconic space artifacts, and a full space station reconstruction. Explore the interior of the International Space Station, try the space shuttle commander experience, fly an F-18 fighter jet simulator, and experience the Multi Axis Trainer, which recreates the sensation of disorientation in space.

Highlights of the exhibition include:

• Apollo spacesuits and legendary space equipment
• A Moon Rover and original space shuttle heat shield tiles
• Everyday tools used on space stations
• A real lunar meteorite that visitors can touch
• Mission control, space capsule, and selfie opportunities in a spacesuit

What do astronauts eat?
The world of space food is also on display, including freeze-dried menus, special drinking systems, and the unique rules of eating in space.

Important information
The exhibition can be visited only with a guided tour, which is provided free of charge.

LIFE IN SPACE is an ideal family program, and at the same time a must-see experience for fans of science, technology, and extreme adventures.

Attention: The exhibition is available in Budapest for 3 months only.

Ticket prices
Monday to Friday:

• Adult: 4,900 HUF
• Student / Senior / Child: 2,900 HUF
• Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): 12,900 HUF
• Family ticket (2 adults + 3 children): 13,900 HUF
• Student group ticket**: 1,990 HUF

Saturday and Sunday:

• Adult: 6,500 HUF
• Student / Senior / Child: 3,900 HUF
• Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): 13,900 HUF
• Family ticket (2 adults + 3 children): 14,900 HUF

** School groups are accepted by prior registration only.

More details are available in the Etele App by clicking the “More” button.