Ethnographic Museum in Szentendre in Budapest: photos, reviews

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The Ethnographic Museum in Szentendre is located under the open Hungarian sky and is considered the largest not only in the country but also in Europe. The peasant houses and outbuildings gathered here, after thorough reconstruction, display the simple and unpretentious everyday life of the people from a side not covered in history textbooks.

The Ethnographic Museum is divided into eight different thematic zones, each describing life in a different region of Hungary. Today, exactly 247 buildings are available for viewing. Besides, the museum offers visitors the chance to learn and practice making soap, crafting clay pottery, and even winemaking. National holidays are celebrated here, with Easter and Christmas being observed annually.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Szentendre, Skanzen

Bus stop 112 m walk

Szentendre, kiskertek

Bus stop 577 m walk

Szentendre, Kéki dűlő

Bus stop 695 m walk

Szentendre, Szabadságforrás

Bus stop 701 m walk

Szentendre, Kéki kőbánya

Bus stop 742 m walk

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József Pék

Nagyon tartalmas időutazás! Szuper volt! 3-4 nap kell, hogy mindent megnézhess!

József Somogyi

Bár a kutyásokat is szívesen várják, igazából csak megtűrik őket.

Robert Perneki

Szuper hely aki volt tudja, aki nem az nézze meg.

Ethnographic Museum in Szentendre in Budapest

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