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The Most Important Museums of Budapest
- Aquincum Museum and Ruins: one of the largest archaeological museums in Hungary, it looks back on a past of more than 1100 years.
- Hungarian National Gallery: a real treat for art lovers, the Hungarian National Gallery houses a comprehensive collection of Hungarian works ranging from painting and sculpture in the 10th century, right through to the present day.
- Hungarian National Museum: a huge national collection.
- Museum of Fine Arts: one of the most impressive galleries in Central Europe as it's home to works by famed artists such as El Greco, Goya, Rembrant and Rubens.
- Art Gallery: contemporary art in the largest exhibition gallery of the country.
- Statue Park: mega-statues removed from public parks and streets around the capital, monumental representation of the period of socialism in Hungary.
- House of Terror Museum: presents a picture of what life was like for Hungarians in the time of the terror regimes - the communism and the fascism.
- The Museum of Applied Arts: houses a number of interesting exhibitions with a permanent display of arts, crafts and furniture.
- Transport Museum
- Underground Railway Museum: located inside Deák tér metro station, the museum occupies part of an original underground tunnel.
- Contemporary Arts Centres: Contemporary art museums are housing Hungarian avant-garde and international works, applied art and design.
Last modified: 2016.07.28.