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The Zemplén Museum in Szerencs grew from a local-history collecting drive that began among townspeople and amateur historians in the 1960s. A turning point came when the dentist…
The Mátyás-hegy Cave, entered from Szépvölgyi Road in Budapest's second district, is part of the Pál-völgy cave system, which at roughly 32 kilometers ranks as the longest cave…
Budapest Galéria, housed on Lajos Street in the Óbuda district, functions as the city's dedicated venue for contemporary visual art. Rather than holding a permanent historical…
The Aragonite Cave lies on Gellért Hill in Budapest, just a few meters below the better-known Szent Iván Cave that now houses the Cave Chapel. Found in the 1960s, it carries the…
The Technology Industry Museum, known in Hungarian as the Királyi Technológiai Iparmúzeum, opened on 24 June 1883 on Budapest's Nagykörút in the Józsefváros district, on ground…
The Ferencváros Local History Collection has operated since 1997 at Ráday utca 18 in Budapest's ninth district, inside a Neo-Renaissance townhouse built in 1875 to a design by…
The Wolf Mausoleum, also referred to as the Wolf Crypt, is a freestanding grave chapel built for the Wolf family in what was once the cemetery of Budatétény, now part of…
Hungary's Postal Museum traces its origin to 1881, when the Budapest main post office began assembling a small collection of early telegraph equipment and spare parts. The…
The Jókai Memorial Room occupies a small building known as the Présház, a former wine-press house, inside the Jókai Garden on Svábhegy in Budapest's twelfth district. The site is…
Szeged's Castle Museum stands on the site of a medieval royal fortress built between 1261 and 1280 above the Tisza River, at a crossing point that had served as a trading post…
The Pick Salami and Szeged Paprika Museum opened in Szeged in 1999 as a brand museum run by the Pick Szeged meat company, dedicated to the city's two best-known culinary exports:…
The Milkó Palace in Szeged was built in 1883 to designs by the prominent Hungarian architects Ödön Lechner and Gyula Pártos, in a French Neo-Renaissance style. The building rose…
The Intercisa Museum in Dunaújváros began operating in 1951, in the early years of the planned industrial town then known as Sztálinváros, and moved in 1970 into its present…
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…
The Hansági Múzeum in Mosonmagyaróvár takes its name from the Hanság, the extensive marshland that once covered much of the surrounding region before nineteenth- and…
Mobilis is an interactive science and technology center in Győr, built with support from Széchenyi István University and the city government and designed by the architect Iván…
The Esterházy Mansion in Győr is a civic Baroque palace created after 1770, when Count Gábor Esterházy combined several adjoining properties, one of which had belonged as early…
The treasury and visitor center at Saint Bartholomew's Church in Gyöngyös preserves one of Hungary's most important collections of ecclesiastical art and liturgical objects,…
The Firefighting Museum of Eger occupies a former fire station on Tűzoltó tér, or Firefighters' Square, in the city center, next to the Markhot Ferenc Hospital. Eger's organized…
The Dobó István Castle Museum occupies the historic castle of Eger and takes its name from István Dobó, the captain who commanded the fortress's successful defense against a much…
Balassagyarmat's former Serbian Orthodox church traces back to a community of Greek and Serbian merchants who settled in the town during the eighteenth century and whose…
Housed inside the Forgách family's former castle in Szécsény, this county museum is named for Ferenc Kubinyi (1796–1874), a Hungarian nobleman who worked as a notary,…
Named for the naturalist and local historian Dr. Béla Dornyay (1887–1965), this museum in Salgótarján documents the history and natural heritage of the surrounding Nógrád region.…
Opened in 2017 in the forests around the small settlement of Kaszó in Inner Somogy, this elevated wooden walkway lets visitors move through the tree canopy to observe the area's…
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