Mucharnock Museum

Mucharnock Museum can be called more a hall for exhibitions than a museum. Because the museum does not have its own valuable art collection. Most of their works are provided by modern artists and creative associations. The museum building is located on Heroes Square, complementing the appearance of the square with its style.

Mucharnock Museum is located on Heroes Square, opposite the Museum of Fine Arts. The museum was built on the idea of architects: Albert Schikedanz and Fülep Herzog. The building is made in the style of classicism, has a pole of columns at the entrance and a bright mosaic on the pediment. On the pediment is also depicted St. Stephen - patron of art.

The gallery has been around for 118 years and was opened in 1895. The Mucharnock Museum is open six days a week except Monday. From Tuesday to Sunday, the gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. On Thursday, the gallery is open from 12 p.m. to 20 p.m. Family ticket (2 adults and 3 children) will cost 2700 HUF. A student ticket costs 900 HUF.

You can get to the Mucharnock Museum by metro, you need to get off at the station Hő sö k tere.