The Hungarian Museum of Agriculture was founded in 1897. Currently, he was handed over one of the buildings of the Budapest castle …
The museum’s collection includes all types of equipment, machines and tools that give an idea of the development of the oil and ga …
The Marzipan Museum in Szentendre was opened in 1994. It was founded by the Hungarian cook Kara Szabo. The Marzipan Museum is one …
The Museum of Applied Art is located in a building built in the style of secession in 1893-1896 by the architects Eden Lechner and …
The Budapest Public Transport Museum was created by Budapesti Kö zleked si Zrt. The idea has been around for a long time. After al …
In the city of Kalochi, the only, in Hungary, pepper museum was created. It contains a collection of peppers of various colors and …
The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest is the largest collection of works of foreign fine art in Hungary. The museum was founded in …
Mucharnock Museum can be called more a hall for exhibitions than a museum. Because the museum does not have its own valuable art c …
In the XVIII century, in the house No. 14 on Tarnock Street there was a pharmacy "At the Golden Eagle" by Ferenc Ignaz Boesinger. …
The Ethnographic Open Air Museum Skansen is the largest open-air ethnographic museum in Hungary. Reconstructed peasant houses from …
The Ludwig Museum in Budapest was opened in the early 90s of the XX century, when the famous German collector Peter Ludwig decided …
The National Wine Museum is located in Szentendre, a city in northern Hungary. It presents exhibits telling about the areas of win …
The Museum of Terror, located on Andrassy Avenue in Budapest, is located in the building of the former State Security Office of Hu …
Budapest is a city where history and modernity meet in every museum. Walking through its streets turns into a fascinating journey: unique expositions are collected here, from Roman archaeological finds to avant-garde modern art, and each excursion opens a new facet of the capital of Hungary.
Museums of various themes are waiting for you: the Museum of Agriculture, located in one of the buildings of the Budapest castle, introduces the history of farming techniques and everyday life; The museum of applied art in the secession style building impresses with interiors and decorative art collections; the marzipan museum in Szentendre is created by a master pastry chef and amazes with sugar sculptures; the public transport museum displays historical trams and buses; in Kaloche there is the only pepper museum in the country with a rich collection of varieties and exhibits related to the culture of spices. The Hungarian Oil Museum will tell about the development of the industry through machinery and equipment, and the Museum of Fine Arts holds the country’s largest collection of foreign paintings. Historical artifacts and Roman excavations are presented in the city exposition of the history of Budapest, the pharmacy museum restored the atmosphere of the XVIII century pharmacy on Tarnock Street, and the Muzzarnock serves as an important exhibition hall for temporary projects. The Ethnographic Open Air Museum in Szentendre is a living skansen with wooden houses and craft workshops, while the National Wine Museum and the Ludwig Museum complement the city's cultural palette. The surroundings, in particular Szentendre and Kalocha, are great for short trips on thematic routes.
The museum life of Budapest is full of events: in spring, the Night of Museums is traditionally held with night excursions and theatrical programs, during the year temporary projects and imported collections from European museums are regularly opened in the exhibition halls. The Mussarnock and the Ludwig Museum organize major international exhibitions of contemporary art, and the Museum of Fine Arts periodically hosts retrospectives and author's exhibitions. Also in the city calendar - historical projects and festivals of crafts, wine fairs and special thematic excursions on memorable dates; the current poster and schedule should be followed in advance.
Come to Budapest to experience the museum atmosphere in person: plan a trip along thoughtful routes, choose excursions to interests and give yourself a chance to see the city from a new side. Private guides will help you look behind the scenes, tell little-known stories, organize an individual route and save time in queues. Book your tour or itinerary in advance and Budapest’s museum openings will be a vibrant and memorable part of your journey.
