Nice place for visit, even if you have 1 day in Budapest.This’s the oldest public museum in Hungary.Beautiful neoclassical building. Permanent & temporary exhibitions. Ticket f 🧔🏻 is around 15$.
Museo enorme che racconta la storia della città fin dalla preistoria. Pinta di diamante il mantello dell'incoronazione. Accoglie spesso mostre temporanee.
A pretty good rundown of Hungarian history from year 0 to modern day.
Intresting exhibitions, peacefull green park
Audio guide is very interesting
Museo dedicato alla storia nazionale, dalle origini romane al XIX secolo. Simbolo sacro dell’unità magiara è il tesoro delle insegne reali con la celebre corona di S.Stefano di epoca bizantina
friendly staff , great place
Probably one of the biggest and best organized museums I've been recently. Loved any step and spent inside there at least 2 hours.
One of the greatest cultural experience this amazing city offers 👍
A koronazasi palast kihagyhatatlan. Az allando kiallitas is javasolt program!
Loads of medieval swords, more than any collection I have seen before. Brilliant. Allow two hours minimum.
Очень красивое здание внутри, есть на что посмотреть 🏰
Почти все подписи на венгерском, что не отменяет известного интереса экспозиции. К примеру, любопытно посмотреть комнату масона - но почему она тут?
Looks like they have made an effort and some of the descriptions are in English. However, the exponates are still missing the English text description which made me MAD!
A substantial collection - I was looking forward to learning more about Hungarian history, but left disappointed by the lack of English translations on the signs.
The first public museum of Budapest. The construction began in 1837, and was completed in 1848. The building became one of the symbols of the 1848-1849 Revolution.
Enjoy your breakfast on the heavenly stairway of Hungarian National Museum while being surrounded by chilling ELTE (Eötvös Loránd University) students.
Ha nem akarsz csinalni semmi különöset, arra a legjobb hely a múzeum napsütötte lépcsője.
Read a lot about there not being many object labels in English. But yesterday there were quite a few and I left feeling more informed on Hungarian history.
Victor Orban will give a speech today on the stairs - just like Sandor Petöfi did in 1848 when he presented his famous poem there ;)