Locomotive exhibition

The Locomotive Exhibition at Nagycenk, in Győr-Moson-Sopron county, is an open-air collection of historic rolling stock that forms part of the Széchenyi Museum Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage line associated with the nearby estate of the Széchenyi family. Opened on 29 July 1978, the exhibition park is owned by the Transport Museum of Budapest and operated together with the regional railway company GySEV, which also runs the adjoining heritage train line. On display are vintage steam and early diesel locomotives and wagons once used on Hungary's narrow-gauge network, giving visitors a close look at the technology that served local agricultural and passenger transport through much of the twentieth century. The exhibition is typically combined with a ride on the museum railway itself, making it one of the more hands-on transport-heritage attractions in this part of Hungary.