Step into one of Budapest’s most unique historical sanctuaries — the Gül Baba Tomb, nestled in the heart of Rózsadomb.
Discover the legend of the 16th-century Ottoman soldier-dervish who found his final resting place here after the conquest of the city. Today, the mausoleum and rose garden are not only historical landmarks but also a vibrant cultural center, offering exhibitions, a café, events, and an unmistakable atmosphere.
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Permanent Exhibition
Step into the 16th century and explore the life of the renowned Bektashi dervish, the story of the tomb, and the everyday world of Ottoman-era Hungary.
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Temporary Exhibition
Images, stories, and discoveries — our temporary exhibitions change continuously to surprise you again and again.
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Events
Concerts, workshops, book launches, and cultural programs throughout the year.
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Unique cultural and artistic events await you!
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Etkinlik – Estergon DzsámiTRAVEL COMPANIONS – Album Launch Concert by Erdal Şalikoğlu and Friends at the Esztergom Mosque
2025. November 30. 16:00 - 2026. November 28. 17:30View Event -
Events – BudapestFUTURE TRADITIONS _ 2.0
2026. February 27. 16:00 - 2026. May 26. 17:00The Future Traditions project is an international research and education development programme launched in 2015 by the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in partnership with the University of South-Eastern Norway. Its aim is the innovative reinterpretation of traditional folk art forms and their closely associated archaic craft techniques through the contemporary methodology of design research.View Event -
Events – BudapestChildren’s Drawing Competition
2026. February 13. 12:00 - 2026. March 15. 0:00The Gül Baba Cultural Centre and Exhibition Space announces a children’s drawing competition for children aged 6–15. Draw or paint Gül Baba or the Tomb of Gül Baba illustrated with roses. The artwork may be based on personal experience, a visit, or photographs.View Event -
Events – BudapestGyörgy Mánfai: LIFE IMAGES Around the Turkish Crescent in Anatolia
2025. September 18. 16:00 - 2026. March 1. 17:00View Event -
Events – BudapestWatercolor Workshop – Using Masking Fluid
2026. January 31. 11:00 - 2026. January 31. 13:00View Event -
Events – BudapestRound Silk Painting Workshop with Sarolta Tímár
2025. December 20. 15:00 - 2025. December 20. 17:00View Event -
Events – BudapestCopper Ring Workshop with István Mufics
2025. December 20. 11:00 - 2025. December 20. 13:00View Event -
Etkinlik – Estergon DzsámiWatercolor Painting Workshop with Painter Gabriella Brassai
2025. December 16. 17:00 - 2025. December 16. 19:00Watercolor Painting Workshop with Painter Gabriella BrassaiView Event
Preserving Heritage, Building Culture
Gül Baba Tomb Heritage Protection Foundation
Café
In our cozy café, Turkish coffee, tea, and special desserts await visitors, along with the unparalleled panorama of Rózsadomb.
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Shop
In our gift shop, you will find unique rose-themed items, fragrances, and publications – a piece of memory to take home.
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3D Panorama
Explore the Gül Baba Tomb and its enchanting garden online – discover it in 3D from anywhere in the world!
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Books and Publications
Explore our publications presenting the history of the tomb and the Ottoman–Hungarian cultural connections.
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Gül Baba Cultural Center and Exhibition Hall
We welcome visitors from Tuesday to Sunday, between 10:00 and 18:00. While strolling in this enchanting environment, everyone can experience the unique harmony of history and nature..
MoreGül Baba Tomb – The meeting point of history and culture
The Gül Baba Tomb is one of Budapest’s oldest and most unique heritage sites, where past and present intertwine in perfect harmony. The atmosphere of the Rózsadomb and the legacy of the Ottoman era offer an unforgettable experience. In addition to cultural programs and permanent and temporary exhibitions, the garden and surrounding area provide an ideal location for a peaceful walk while discovering the rich heritage of Hungarian–Turkish historical relations.
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