Hungarian National Museum

Hungary is a representative of Europe's long history and is well worth experiencing. The excellent architectural style here can leave a deep impression on people, and you can deeply feel its prosperity and decline in the past few hundred years.

Very insightful museum. Always had interesting temporary exhibitions. I was able to see the Yoko Ono exhibition, and it was marvelous, price wise it is also pocket friendly.

The Hungarian National Museum is a must-visit place for traveling in Budapest. The exterior of the building is very majestic and solemn, and the interior is also particularly gorgeous and magnificent. It is absolutely high-end. The collection is also relatively rich, which is eye-opening and worth recommending!

The museum has only two floors of exhibits, art and military each account for half, compared with the same national services in Europe, whether it is sculpture or painting is less pitiful, it feels that the essence of the power culture is not fully displayed.

The National Museum of Hungary is the earliest and most abundant museum in Hungary, located in the center of Budapest. The museum was designed by M. Polak, which was founded in 1837 and officially completed in 1847. It is the most representative building in Hungary and one of the most beautiful architectural specimens of the classical era. It was built in 1837 and completed in 1847 by the design of Mihaly Pollack.

If you have time, it is worth a visit.