One of the best history museums I've ever been to. Buda Castle itself is very impressive, but the museum was world class; the exhibits are all staged in the original excavated sections of the castle, so as you move lower you get into the original parts of the building that went up in the 14th century. How cool to learn about how water was brought into the castle while standing in one of the original underground cisterns. This is definitely a must see attraction when visiting Budapest, especially if you enjoy history like me!

A very nice museums on a reasonable price. Contains some bareliefs and paintings. It makes the part of Buda castle and gives some memorable views and interiors. The collection is somewhat chaotic for my taste, but nothing grave. Unfortunately some rooms with very nice stained glass windows were closed or not accessible for public. Don’t leave you bag in the locker this gives you a possibility to go out on some upper floors. Worth visiting, but start from the lower floor to follow the history line.

BUDAPEST HISTORY MUSEUM The Budapest History Museum is housed within a section of the Buda Castle building. Its entrance is located directly opposite the arched gateway, guarded by four lions, which leads to the enclosed Lion’s Court. The museum's layout is intricate and not particularly well-organized, lacking a defined path for visitors to follow. Therefore, keep in mind not to overlook descending to the lower floors where reconstructed parts of the Medieval castle can be found, most notably the Castle chapel. On the whole, you won't encounter many captivating exhibits within the Museum, aside from scattered artifacts and, of course, the fully reconstructed St. Stephen’s Hall on the first floor. The museum space itself resembles a somber public service office from the early 1980s, given that, as you already know, these aren't the authentic chambers of the Castle. If you possess a Budapest Card, you finally have the chance to put it to use here, as it's one of the few places where it's accepted.

The experience will be more enriched if the Museum was opened. Unfortunately during my visit it's closed. My pictures are all from outside the premises. I must say that the place is as grand as to hold a museum inside. So the ratings are based only on the surrounding areas.

Very confusing place! I've been to hundreds of museums and, apart from Budapest, never felt so lost The room are not numbered, you are provided with a "map" and good luck finding your way with that, I'm sure I missed a lot of the exhibition because the curation is so chaotic In terms of artefacts there is hardly anything here, a few marble elements and some limestone allegedly from the 15th century, I don't know if those are replica or originals The staff hardly know any foreign languages so they will not be able to help with anything, the price of the ticket at 10 freaking euros if you want to take pictures is outrageous

Visit The Hungarian National Gallery is an unforgettable experience. It is well known that Budapest is full of museums and galleries, as well as many temporary exhibitions in different categories. That was the way this time. In the National Gallery was the exhibition of artwork from Frida Kahlo. We were thrilled. The building of the Hungarian National Gallery - located in several wings of the Buda Castle - is a stunning piece of art, as are the views over the city and the river Danube from the Dome terrace. Seeing the masterpieces of Hungarian fine arts offering insights into the history of Hungary, every-day life and rural landscapes through beautiful paintings, everyone can only delight, as we are. There is also a collection of masterpieces of international art. From the time of the Baroque and Renaissance. Art lovers can easily spend half a day here because of a handful of works of art.

I'm sure the Palace part is very beautiful but for lack of sufficient explanation, I missed the guided tour, paid for, they don't want me to move on to the next one, allow me to come back, or reimburse me. Scandalous. The place is a maze, in the bad sense of the word, you can easily miss rooms. So I'm evaluating my experience, not the place.

Once you're in Buda Castle you must visit the History Museum. You will see and learn the history of the city. You will find the traditional clothes and many beautiful sculptures. Totally worth the visit!

You can spend a whole day reading about the history of Budapest or just make a quick tour in 2 hours. There is a musical experience area where you can play the instruments and one section offers modern interactive fun experience.

It’s an ok museum, there were not a lot of things to see. It is divided in three floors. From the bottom floor you can still go down to see the ruins of the antique castle. Guided tours are also available. You can enter for free with the Budapest card. Closed on Mondays.

Guys, museum IS big. Really detailed history of the castle, Budapest as a city, contemporary vieš… Only minus is ruling party flag at the end. But it is a nice museum. 2-3hours to spend.

(Translated by Google) The museum is very beautiful. We listened to an interesting lecture on archeozoology (Original) Nagyon szép a múzeum. Érdekes archeozoológia előadást hallgattunk

(Translated by Google) Despite the current renovation area, there are indoor exhibition spaces and fabulous panoramas. (Original) A jelenlegi felújítási terület ellenére tartal.as kiállítóterek és mesés panoráma kínálkoznak.

(Translated by Google) In the southernmost wing of the palace you will find a visitor-friendly exhibition presenting the history of the city from prehistoric times to the present day, presenting a glimpse of the glorious and sad history of our capital with a modern approach and a wealth of interactive tools. From the end of 2013, a new permanent exhibition will be connected to the collection, where the history of the Buda Castle Palace can be found from 1686 to the present. The entrance to the museum is the so called. It opens from a lion's courtyard, the entrance of which is protected by warlike stone lions. The main entrance of the National Széchényi Library overlooks the same courtyard. (Original) A palota legdélibb szárnyában találjuk a város történetét az őskortól napjainkig bemutató látogatóbarát kiállítást, mely modern szemlélettel, rengeteg interaktív eszközt felvonultatva igyekszik bemutatni fővárosunk dicsőséges és szomorú történetének mindennapjait. 2013 végétől egy új állandó kiállítás kapcsolódik a gyűjteményhez, amelyen a Budavári Palota történetét 1686-tól napjainkig ismerhetjük meg. A múzeum bejárata az ún. Oroszlános udvarból nyílik, mely bejáratát harcias kőoroszlánok védik. Ugyanerre az udvarra néz az Országos Széchényi Könyvtár főbejárata is.

It's a nice museum, bigger than I expected, in a peculiar building. Animals, plants, agricultural utensils, historical pictures, an exhibition about horses. Many captions are in English, too. Some displays look a bit dated and the general atmosphere feels stuffy. Still, it was a nice visit. There's normally a ticket, but if you visit on an Hungarian national holiday then entrance is free. I got to enter without purchasing a ticket by chance on Pentecost day, since there were events and exhibitions to celebrate.

Absolutely love the museums. So much of work must have went into putting so many relics in one place. Maintaining them. All of it inside this very beautiful Vajdahunyad Castle. There is a reasonable entrance fee and for some part there is guide. For others you can read and observe. It's all so easy to navigate. All of it has been organised so systematically. :)

(Translated by Google) A museum in a beautiful place in the castle of Vajdahunyad, a real tourist attraction in the heart of Budapest! (Original) Álomszép helyen a Vajdahunyad várában található múzeum!Igazi túrista látványosság Budapest szívében!

(Translated by Google) This museum is beautiful, enjoy walking around and taking photos (Original) Este museo es hermoso, disfrute pasear por sus alrededores y tomar fotos

(Translated by Google) I haven't been in it, but the appearance is really beautiful! (Original) 没进去过 但是外观确实耐看！

(Translated by Google) Museum of natural history and agriculture of the past. Curious but nothing special. (Original) Museo di storia naturale e dell'agricoltura di un tempo. Curioso ma nulla di che.

(Translated by Google) The boots are sweets (Original) A bocik cukik

(Translated by Google) Vajdahunyad Castle - Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, Budapest. Vajdahunyad Castle's agricultural museum is encroached by many people. (Original) Vajdahunyad Castle -Museum of Hungarian Agriculture,Budapest. Bảo tàng nông nghiệp bị lâu đài Vajdahunyad Castle lấn sân không được nhiều người viếng thăm.

Adults 2400 HUF, free for students

A very thorough and informative experience that charts the history of Budapest. I had no idea just how turbulent a history it has had through the ages. The reconstructed areas, discovered during the recent archeological digs, are excellent.

It was a nice thing to have done, it was cool to read about the history from Budapast almost till the day of today. The price is great for what you get, really a trip worthy for museum lovers.

During our visit castle was under some maintenance, but they mark the path tourists are allowed to go. It wasn't to much crowded and the view was astonishing

Definitely give this a try when you visit Budapest I got the combined ticket to see the St. Stephen's Hall and the museum. With the museum, you could see the medieval castle at the basement floor. The museum is interactive as always, remember to ask them for the audio to get more information

any place in Budapest was truly amazing, as well as these. Spend the day exploring as much as possible

Nice for a short little walk through if you are not into history

Lots of walking to get to but the views are breathtaking from the top of the mountain.

Beautiful collection with a patio overlooking the river and the city!

The great place for night view

(Translated by Google) Great collection, just not easy to navigate, it would fit the renovation as well. (Original) Nagy gyüjtemény, csak nem egyszerű navigálni, ráférne a felújítás is.

(Translated by Google) Interesting leadership (Original) Interessante Führung

(Translated by Google) Nice place. Interesting exhibitions. (Original) Szép hely. Érdekes kiállítások.

(Translated by Google) The miniature Hungarian history can be studied here (Original) Istoria maghiara in miniatura poate fi studiata aici

(Translated by Google) He describes and presents everything in detail from the conquest to the present day (Original) Mindent részletesen leír s bemutat honfoglalástól napjainkig

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition (Original) Érdekes kiállítás

(Translated by Google) The exhibition on bow making is amazing. I can only recommend. Half of the historical overview, all typical bow types are on display, made by professional bow makers, probably working pieces. The experimental archeological demonstration with the buried bow of Sándor Paku was quite an exceptional sight. The other side shows a fairly accurate presentation of the bow-making process. Thorough, detailed, informative. (Original) Az íjkészítésről szóló kiállítás bámulatos. Csak ajánlani tudom. A fele történeti áttekintés, minden jellemző íjtipus ki van állítva, profi íjkészítők csinálták őket, valószínűleg működő darabok. A kísérleti régészeti bemutató Paku Sándor elásott íjával egészen kivételes látvány volt. A másik félben az íjkészítés folyamatának egészen pontos bemutatása látható. Alapos, részletes, informatív.

(Translated by Google) Sparse. However, IS needs to host additional concerts in it. (Original) Gyér. Azért IS kell további koncerteket rendezni benne.

(Translated by Google) Famous museum, a popular visitor center for foreigners! (Original) Híres múzem!Külfödiek kedvelt látogatási központja!😊😉

Great museum! Very nice to learn about the hungarian history and culture.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent castle (Original) Magnifique château

(Translated by Google) Fantadztikus👌 (Original) Fantadztikus👌

(Translated by Google) Orderly, sophisticated design, rich finds. (Original) Rendezett, igényes kialakítás, gazdag leletek.

(Translated by Google) It looks good, it's free on National Day (Original) 看起来还不错，国庆节免费开放

(Translated by Google) Many beautiful (Original) Molti bello

(Translated by Google) Not bad... (Original) Pas mal...

(Translated by Google) I gave 2,400 forints. It will be a little different than expected. Take a look around the tall and sturdy fortress and escape. (Original) 2천4백 포린트 줬습니다. 기대와 좀 다를 겁니다. 높고 견고한 성곽 둘러 보시고, 이탈 하세요.

(Translated by Google) Very nice exhibition (Original) Sehr schöne aufgebaute Ausstellung

(Translated by Google) It is very good (Original) Je to velmi dobre

Great overview of Busapest and Buda castle history. Very informative with great artifacts.

(Translated by Google) For those who love stones. No information on the direction of the visits, suddenly we return regularly to a place already seen. We expected more from the castle, reconstructed rooms, furniture, .... There are the remains of the excavations and therefore you have to like the stones. The ticket gives you access to the gallery of paintings as well as 2 other places. (Original) Pour ceux qui aiment les pierres. Aucune information sur le sens des visites, du coup on revient régulièrement à un endroit déjà vu. On s'attendait à plus de choses concernant le château, des salles reconstituées, des meubles,....Il y a les vestiges des fouilles et donc il faut aimer les pierres. Le ticket vous donne accès à la galerie des peintures ainsi que 2 autres lieux.

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Nagyon szép

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, I can only recommend it to everyone !!! We welcome all our dear Visitors! (Information can be found on the museum's website!) 🤗❤ (Original) Csodàlatos hely, mindenkinek csak ajànlani tudom!!! Minden kedves Làtogatónkat szeretettel várjuk! (Tàjékoztatàst a múzeum honlapjàn talàlhatnak !) 🤗❤

(Translated by Google) Just seeing the structure both from afar and walking around is essential. Inside history museums. (Original) Ya solo con ver la estructura tanto de lejos como paseando por los alrededores es imprescindible. En el interior museos de historia.

(Translated by Google) Buddha & Fest ~~~ (Original) 부다 & 페스트 ~~~

(Translated by Google) Classic and beautiful castle, be sure to come ~ (Original) 古典又美丽的城堡，一定要来~

Veey interesting museum, clean and in good condition

Only Cash and Only Huf. Sry and bye. This is all I can say about the museum

Interesting enough and a good history lesson of Hungary, Budapest, and the castle. The front staff were rather lackluster. The museum was supposed to open at 10, but didn't until 10:20. I tried to pay with a credit card and they said it was cash only. So I tried to pay with a 10,000 Forint bill. He told me "smaller", except that was all I had. He just shrugged his shoulders and said "sorry, no enter then". Thankfully I was with a group and someone let me borrow some coins. It's 2020- there's no reason not to take cards. And if you're going to be cash only, for god's sake be able to make change!

Amazing building.

What a venue, very beautiful, fairly quiet and not expensive. Lovely 🤩

A place of beauty and tranquillity. The building and surrounding area is stunning relaxing.. definitely one to visit..

Furmint februar wine tasting day

Interesting museum about Hungarian hunting and farming.

Wonderful architecture agree please just to relax and take in sites.

Beautiful Architecture, complete collection. need at least 1 hr to see it. Lovely

The Vajdahunyad Castle (Hungarian Vajdahunyad vára) is a historicized castle in the city park in the Hungarian capital Budapest. However, it is not quite as historic as it seems. It was built in 1896 as part of the Budapest Millennium Exhibition, initially as a temporary structure, and was not built in its present form until 1901-1907. Since 1907 it has been home to the Hungarian Agricultural Museum. Please do not be surprised, there is a castle in Transylvania known by the same name. It is the family castle of the Hunyadi family, Hunedoara Castle. So it is a reminiscence to Hungary's probably most famous king that the artificial castle in the city forest has got such a famous name. Vajdahunyad Castle is located near Heroes' Square in the centre of the Budapest City Park. The castle is located on the island of Széchenyi-sziget within the artificial lake (Városligeti-tó), which is used as an ice rink in winter, among other things. It is accessible via four bridges. On the occasion of the millennium celebration of the Hungarian land grab under Árpád, the main wing of the medieval castle of Hunedoara (ung. Vajdahunyadi vár) in Transylvania was reconstructed as the central pavilion for the millennium exhibition. The name Vajdahunyad Castle quickly became established for the entire building complex, even though it is a wild mix of different architectural styles and building snippets. You can see parts of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance or Baroque buildings from d4m of the whole Hungarian territory. Among the models were the portal of the abbey church of St. George in Ják, the chapel of Csütörtökhely (today Spišský Štvrtok, Slovakia) and the Catherine Gate in Brassó (today Brașov, Romania). Several buildings in Upper Hungary inspired Renaissance and Baroque elements. During the Second World War the building was hit by six bombs in 1944/45, damaging the Renaissance and Baroque wings. The restoration was completed in 1948. During the battles of the Hungarian National Uprising the castle suffered damage again and was only completely rebuilt between 1978 and 1985. Since 1991 Vajdahunyad Castle has been a protected monument. Today Vajdahunyad Castle is considered an important representative of Hungarian historicism. In the building complex there are numerous architectural styles in a narrow space, from Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance to Baroque. The Hungarian Agricultural Museum (Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum) occupies the largest part of the building wings to the right of the castle gate. The permanent exhibition consists of nine parts, and there are also changing special exhibitions. It displays farm tools, agricultural machinery and other objects of Hungarian agriculture and forestry, as well as a large selection of animal preparations. In addition, the exhibition gives an overview of traditional fishing, viticulture and animal husbandry and the Hungarian flora. The neo-Romanesque chapel, which is modelled on the abbey church of Ják, is a magnet for bridal couples and visitors alike. From the tower of the Castle Gate and the Apostle's Tower (modelled on the clock tower of Sighișoara/Segesvár) there is a beautiful view over the town woods. Die Burg Vajdahunyad (ungarisch Vajdahunyad vára) ist eine historisierte Burg im Stadtwäldchen in der ungarischen Hauptstadt Budapest. Allerdings nicht ganz so historisch wie sie den Anschein macht. Sie entstand 1896 im Rahmen der Budapester Millenniumsausstellung zunächst als temporärer Bau und wurde erst von 1901 bis 1907 in ihrer heutigen Form erbaut. Seit 1907 beherbergt sie das Ungarische Landwirtschaftsmuseum. Bitte nicht wundern, es gibt eine Burg in Siebenbürgen, die unter dem gleichen Namen bekannt ist. Es handelt sich um die Stammburg der Familie Hunyadi, Burg Hunedoara. Es ist also eine Reminiszenz an Ungarns wohl bekanntesten König, dass die künstliche Burg im Stadtwäldchen einen so bekannten Namen erhalten hat. Die Burg Vajdahunyad befindet sich in der Nähe des Heldenplatzes im Zentrum des Budapester Stadtwäldchens. Die Burg liegt auf der Insel Széchenyi-sziget innerhalb des

(Translated by Google) I loved the museum seen at night and lit up. (Original) Amei o museu visto à noite e iluminado.

(Translated by Google) Pumpkin is a good place, especially when it's open. (Original) Tök jó hely, főleg amikor nyitva is van.

(Translated by Google) The castle grove and the jersey. Muse. also always a pleasant place (Original) A vároliget és a mez. Múz. is mindig kellemes hely

(Translated by Google) The Agricultural Museum of Hungary, inside Weidahunyad Castle. The Hungarian Agricultural Museum inside Vajdahunyad Castle. (Original) Το Γεωργικό Μουσείο της Ουγγαρίας, μέσα στο Κάστρο Βαϊνταχουνιάντ. The Hungarian Agricultural Museum inside Vajdahunyad Castle.

(Translated by Google) One of the most significant museums of the Hungarian Agricultural Museum in Budapest is the XIV. district, in the City Park, with hundreds of thousands of visitors a year. The Austrian Baroque-style monumental palace designed by Ignác Alpár is part of the Vajdahunyadvár building complex. The dome above the main entrance is the aftermath of the Károly Gate in Gyulafehérvár. For centuries, Hungary was an agricultural country on its own, and then in the Habsburg Empire. So it seemed natural that the celebrations of the millennium, where they tried to commemorate the values ​​of the past and the future, should also present Hungarian agriculture with a representative collection. The founding document of the future museum was signed on June 20, 1896 by the Minister of Agriculture Ignác Darányi. The aim of creating the collection was named “to present the agricultural production and development of the country in a permanent and modern museum”. The permanent museum was opened on June 9, 1907 in its present location. The Ministry of Agriculture has entrusted the museum with the task of presenting everything “that is of interest and importance to Hungarian agriculture, from which the Hungarian agricultural, horticultural or forestry economy can learn reliable and practical lessons”. For the first few decades, the institution was mostly a practical demonstration and training center where those interested could learn in detail about modern production processes in almost every sector of agriculture. Today, the museum's collection of hundreds of thousands of objects uniquely represents the history of Hungarian agriculture. Here, for example, you can find the first steam locomotive (in 1852) that came to Hungary, as well as many agricultural implements and machines manufactured in Hungary and abroad. His world-famous trophy collection presents the world-record deer, fallow deer, roe deer and wild boar trophies in chronological order. Of great value to the museum is the collection of wheat varieties that dominated the European market between the 19th century and the two world wars. The collection of gray cattle skulls, fine handicraft tools, hunting weapons and material relics of Hungarian viticulture and winemaking are also valued. (Original) A Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum Budapest egyik legjelentősebb múzeuma a főváros XIV. kerületében, a Városligetben, évente több százezer látogatóval. Az Alpár Ignác által tervezett osztrák barokk stílusú műemlék palota a Vajdahunyadvár épületegyüttesének része. A főbejárat fölötti kupola a gyulafehérvári Károly-kapu utánérzése. Magyarország évszázadokon át önállóan, majd a Habsburg Birodalomban is mezőgazdasági országnak számított. Természetesnek tűnt hát, hogy a millenniumi ünnepségeke, ahol igyekeztek emléket állítani a múlt és a jövő értékeinek, a magyar mezőgazdaságot is reprezentatív gyűjteménnyel mutassák be. A leendő múzeum alapító okiratát 1896. június 20-án írta alá Darányi Ignác földművelésügyi miniszter. A gyűjtemény létrehozásának céljaként azt nevesítette, hogy „az ország mezőgazdasági termelése és fejlődése állandó és modern múzeumban bemutattassék”. Az állandó múzeumot 1907. június 9-én nyitották meg mai helyén. A Földművelésügyi Minisztérium a múzeum feladatává tette mindannak bemutatását, „ami a magyar mezőgazdaságra érdekkel és fontossággal bír, amiből a hazai mező-, kert- szőlő- vagy erdőgazdaság megbízható és gyakorlati tanulságot meríthet”. Az első néhány évtizedben az intézmény leginkább olyan gyakorlati bemutató- és oktatóközpont volt, amelyben az érdeklődő a mezőgazdaság szinte minden ágazatában részletesen megismerhette a termelés korszerű eljárásait. Mára a múzeum több százezer tárgyas gyűjteménye egyedülállóan reprezentálja a magyar mezőgazdaság történetét. Itt található például az első, (1852-ben) Magyarországra került gőzlokomobil, továbbá számos, hazánkban, illetve külföldön gyártott mezőgazdasági eszköz és gép. Világhírű trófeagyűjteménye időrendi sorrendben mutatja be az egykor vagy még ma is világrekorder szarvas-, dámvad-, őz- és vaddisznó-trófeákat. A múzeum nagy értéke a 19. században és a két világháború között az európai piacot uraló búzafajták kollekciója. Ugyancsak becsesnek tartják a szürkemarha-koponyák gyűjteményét, a remek kézműves lószerszámokat, a vadászfegyvereket, valamint a magyar szőlészet és borászat tárgyi emlékeit.

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting to have a lot to see. Eg: My treasure horse show. (Original) Nagyon érdekes volt sok szép látni való van. Pl:Kincsem ló kiállítás.

(Translated by Google) The Hungarian Agricultural Museum (Hungarian: Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum) is a museum located in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, within a city park. The Agricultural Museum attracts many tourists every year. . The Agricultural Museum is the largest agricultural museum in Europe. It is located in the Vajdahunyad Castle on the Szechenyi Island in Budapest. The designer of the castle blended a variety of agricultural elements and used different elements to learn from the details of famous historical buildings in Hungary. The castle has been used as an agricultural museum since 1897 and has also been used as an exhibition for the new millennium in Hungary. (Original) 匈牙利農業博物館（匈牙利語：Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum）是位於匈牙利首都布達佩斯的一座博物館，地處城市公園之內。農業博物館每年均吸引眾多遊客。 。 農業博物館是歐洲最大的農業博物館，它坐落於布達佩斯塞切尼島上的Vajdahunyad城堡裡面，城堡的設計師將多種農業元素相融合，運用不同元素，借鑒了匈牙利著名歷史建築的細節部分。城堡從1897年開始用作農業博物館，也被用作匈牙利的新千年展覽。

(Translated by Google) I like to visit, even regularly every year. The building complex is very spectacular. Most architectural styles can be observed. The programs are substantial, the permanent exhibition is interesting and thematic. Temporary, interactive exhibitions for children, a lot of new knowledge, have already brought a lot of joy to my students and grandchildren as well. (Original) Szívesen látogatom, akár évente rendszeresen. Az épületegyüttes nagyon látványos. Megfigyelhető a legtöbb építészeti stílus. Tartalmasak a programok, érdekes, tematikus az állandó kiállítás. A gyerekeknek rendezett időszaki, interaktív kiállítások, rengeteg új ismeretet, sok örömet szereztek már tanítványaimnak és az unokáimnak is.

(Translated by Google) We can follow the development of Hungarian agriculture in the framework of an impressive exhibition. We can see through the culture of different historical ages, the relationship of the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age, as well as prehistoric, ancient medieval man to the earth to the environment and animals, all the way to the development of modern agricultural machinery. It is good to follow how man shapes nature and how he adapts to it through technical - technological development. (Original) A magyarországi mezőgazdaság fejlődését követhetjük nyomon egy impozáns kiállítás keretében. Láthatjuk a különböző történelmi korok kultúráján keresztül, a kőkori, a bronzkori, és a vaskori, valamint az őskori, ókori középkori embernek a földhöz a környezethez és az állatokhoz való viszonyát, egészen a modern mezőgazdasági gépek fejlődésén teresztül. Jó végig követni, ahogy az ember alakítja a természetet, és ahogy alkalmazkodik hozzá a technikai - technológiai fejlődés segítségével.

(Translated by Google) Good event venue (Original) Jó rendezvényhelyszín

Cool place

(Translated by Google) Very nice and interesting. It includes a knightly exhibition with toys. (Original) Nagyon szép és érdekes. Van benne egy lovagkori kiállítás játékkal.

Beautiful, looks French

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, what we liked the most is the wine exhibition in the basement and the trophy room. Very well organized, it is a fairly large exhibition. It is entertaining for children, you can climb the tower, but you have to pay for it. Recommendable. (Original) Precioso, lo que más nos ha gustado es la exposición de vinos que está en el sótano y el salón de trofeos. Muy bien organizado, es una exposición medianamente grande. Es entretenida para los niños, se puede subir a la torre, pero hay que pagar por ello. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) The exhibitions are meticulously executed and eye-catching. Adults, children, all ages can find the exhibition parts they like in the exhibition halls. It is definitely worth taking 2-3 hours to visit the museum if you would like to know everything in the exhibition halls. (Original) A kiállítások igényesen kivitelezettek, szemet gyönyörködtetőek. Felnőttek, gyerekek, minden korosztály megtalálhatja a kiállítási termekben a neki tetsző kiállítási részeket. Mindenképp érdemes rászánni 2-3 órát a múzeum meglátogatására, ha mindent megszeretnének ismeri a kiállító termekben.

(Translated by Google) The museum is located in a beautiful castle. Collections of paintings, exhibits showing the development of agriculture and hunting. (Original) Muzeum położone w pięknym zamku. Kolekcje obrazów, eksponatów przedstawiających rozwój rolnictwa, myślistwa.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful Hungarian museum buildings. The exhibition in it also keeps pace with the changing needs, it has become more playful and interactive. (Original) Az egyik legszebb magyar múzeum épület. A benne lévő kiállítás is lépést tart a változó igényekkel, játékosabb, interaktívabb lett.

(Translated by Google) The building designed by Ignác Alpár is eye-catching. The exhibition has interesting attractions for all ages. Highly recommended viewing. (Original) Az Alpár Ignác tervezte épület kialakítása szemet gyönyörködtető. A kiállítás minden korosztály számára tartogat érdekes látnivalókat. Erősen ajánlott megtekintése.

(Translated by Google) It was an experience .... Thank you (Original) Egy élmény volt.... Köszönöm

(Translated by Google) Although it is an agricultural museum, it is actually more similar to a natural museum. There are many animal specimens and introductions of native flora and fauna in Hungary. There are various activities on weekends, which are very suitable for children to play! (Original) 虽说是农业博物馆，实际上更类似于自然博物馆。有许多动物标本和匈牙利本土的动植物介绍，平时周末有各类活动，很适合孩子游玩！

(Translated by Google) We were in wheelchairs at the museum. Accessibility is not guaranteed in all areas, but we were able to see most of the exhibitions. The staff there were helpful and patient. The building is very beautiful. (Original) Kerekésszékesekkel voltunk a múzeumban. Az akadálymentes közlekedés nem minden részen biztosított, de a kiállítások nagytöbbségét megtudtuk nézni.Az ott dolgozók segítőkészek, türelmesek voltak. Az épület nagyon szép.

(Translated by Google) I really liked! I've been here for about 5 years. Now, I'm really glad I went to see it again because it was great to see the wonderful building and the exhibitions again. We went up to the tower too, the view is fantastic. The bodyguards are kind and helpful. Good weekend program! (Original) Nagyon tetszett! Voltam már itt, de kb 5 éve. Most nagyon örülök, hogy elmentem megnézni ismét, mert jó volt megint látni a csodálatos épületet és a kiállításokat. Felmentünk a toronyba is, a kilátás fantasztikus. Kedvesek és segítőkészek a teremőrök. Jó hétvégi program!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, it really deserves to be visited to understand the importance of agriculture, hunting, breeding and horse riding for the Hungarian nation. (Original) Bellissimo, merita veramente di essere visitato per capire l'importanza dell'agricoltura, caccia, allevamento ed equitazione per la nazione ungherese.

Within this beautiful building is a very interesting museum where you can trace the first settlers and learn about agricultural heritage too. Also the staff are extremely polite and informative.

(Translated by Google) A fabulous place. Come back again and again. The evening is fabulous. (Original) Казкове місце. Повертайся знову і знову. Ввечері взагалі казкове.

(Translated by Google) Not bad, but the moving line is a bit unclear (Original) 還不錯，不過動線有點不清楚

(Translated by Google) This beautiful building in a fantastic location is a (sometimes) valuable venue for temporary exhibitions. If you walk in the grove before rain it is good to get into a covered area, it is also great. Unfortunately, this has brought to an end all the positives that can be said about this pathetic institution. However, it would be an opportunity, as the permanent exhibitions (livestock, forestry, hunting, fishing, wine and vineyards) aimed at agriculture and its individual fields should be about colorful, interesting, exciting and spectacular professions that are present in all of our lives. Well, this is not the place to be. Permanent exhibitions have been stuck somewhere in the style, state of the art, visuals and presentation techniques of the strangely disguised, gray-toned alien exhibits behind the heavily chorded, 80s, sealed, elaborate, untouched, and often incomprehensible. The term "renewed" can be regarded as a maximum dusting, and does not contain a refreshment reflecting the current state of the profession. Most of the visitors are deluded foreign tourists who are amazed at the beauty of the complex. After the French Compa or the agricultural exhibitions in Munich, Hohenheim, they certainly do not really understand what is here. The accidentally strayed into domestic citizens who might be crossing through the tick avitos üvegvitrinek not really belong here in the exhibition of artists that were here, sincerely happy to go home for lunch. You will be delighted to acknowledge that you did not choose this profession at that time. Really sorry for him. It would be a good idea for the maintainer to refresh the building in its texture, spirit and professionalism. It would be good to come back in a year and give a good evaluation. (Original) A fantasztikus helyen lévő, gyönyörű épület (időnként) értékes időszakos kiállítások helyszíne. Ha a ligetben sétálsz eső elöl jó bemenekülni egy fedett helyre, erre is kiváló. Ezzel sajnos véget is ért minden pozitívum, ami elmondható erről a patinás intézményről. Pedig lehetőség lenne, hisz a mezőgazdaság és az egyes területeit célzó állandó kiállítások (háziállatok, erdészet, vadászat, halászat, bor és szőlő) színes, érdekes, izgalmas és látványos, a mindannyiunk életében jelenlévő, azt meghatározó szakmákról kellene hogy szóljon. Nos ezen a helyen nem igy történik. Az állandó kiállítások stílusukat, korszerűségüket, látványvilágukat és bemutatási technikájukat tekintve valahol a 80’ évek szigorúan elkordonozott, karcos üvegek mögé zárt, kipreparált, érinthetetlen, és gyakran érthetetlen, áporodott levegőjű, szürke tónusú életidegen tárlatai között ragadtak. A „megújult” címszó maximum leporoltként értékelhető, újra gondolást, a szakma jelenlegi állapotát tudását tükröző frissülést nem hordoz. A látogatók többsége az épületegyüttes szépségére rácsodálkozó, betévedt külföldi turista. Ők a Francia Compa vagy a hohenheimi, müncheni agrár kiállítóhelyek után bizonyosan nem nagyon értik mi van itt. A véletlenül betévedő hazai polgár, akik az avitos üvegvitrinek esetleg a nem igazán idevaló festőművészek tárlatán átvonulva kipipálja, hogy itt is volt, őszintén boldogan mehet haza ebédelni. Örömmel nyugtázhatja, hogy annak idején nem ezt a hivatást választotta. Igazán kár érte. Jó lenne az épületet állagában, szellemiségében és szakmaiságában a fenntartónak frissítenie. Jó lenne egy év múlva visszatérni és egy jó értékelést adni.

Hi! This museum is very nice. Thank you.

(Translated by Google) Hungarian Agricultural Museum. Architects Albert Shikedance and Fulop Herzog designed the museum building, which opened in 1906. (Original) Унгарски земеделски музей. Архитектите Албърт Шикеданс и Фюлоп Херцог са проектирали сградата на музея, която отваря врати през 1906 година.

This museum was better than I expected. The location is very nice, the collection is extensive and most of it was also accompanied by information in English and German. The hunting collection is a bit depressing, but this is offset by a neighboring collection stressing preservation and environmental impact, which gives the museum a modern touch.

Average museum excibits - recomended mainly for specific interest in museums. Quite few excibitions, many ladders, maps should be presented in beginning instead on the final of the route. Recommend only if you have plenty of time. Certainly other areas of Budapest of greater interest exist

A lot of exhibits, across history. From the Huns to the Turks to the battle of Budapest in 1945, then socialism and his abolition. In the basement excellent reconstructions of mediaval furnishings of the castle.

Considering the sadness that so much was destroyed during ww2 they have a great exhibition of what’s left and the general history of Budapest, both the city and its people was great. Sadly we couldn’t see the Stephan Chamber, overall a very interesting visit that I would recommend to anyone visiting Budapest.

Good museums, interesting and educational items. Nothing about the interior relates to the previous use of the castle/Palace and the only room restored to its previous condition is small and very crowded.

Very informative and clear exhibitions and information on the history of the castle. Not the clearest layout with the entrance on -2 level and the maps showing each exhibition up on 1 and 2 levels. The whole thing feels like it peters out as you head upstairs but the gothic statue collection and the ‘1000 years of Budapest’ exhibit upstairs are worth it.

Great exhibition on the history of Budapest

Worth visiting. What was appreciated was the enormous reconstruction effort by the government after the severe damages during WWII.

Nice museum, but a route to follow could be nice.

The staff spoke no English and were rude We were trying to get directions and understand where we were

Not what I was expecting. I though they were going to have us look Into the Castle. But they just had show rooms of stones and artifacts. Was disappointed.

Beautiful photo opportunities.

A good museum with some of the original walls in the basement, well worth seeing!

Cool museum/labyrinth of hidden spots. During my visit there was an amazing exhibition about the Nomadic peoples. Super cool

Very interesting museum, great exhibits showing the progress of Hungary throughout the ages. The castle is also huge and a great place to walk around and to experience.

Many interesting exhibitions, especially the St Stephen exhibition.

Jast glorious lovely architecture!

You can see lots of things from medieval age to 80's... Backside is that is not organizating well, you need to find your way trought labirint of rooms and flors... Tip, buy combined ticked to include st. Stephan hall exhibition too...

Very disappointing. There were many empty exhibition boxes. Confusing maps and the exhibits were not diverse and numerous. Don’t let the map mislead you to think there are lots to see. Absolutely not worth it. I’d rather just look at the exterior of the castle.

Fascinating place to visit The castle has been built destroyed and rebuilt so many times in history and they are rebuilding it again

Amazing place, MUST VISIT. So much history.

Interesting to get some information about the city but it was a bit of information ocerload which made the story of the city hard to follow. Perhaps this is just the nature of the city's history but it felt a bit all over the place. Didn't look around the rest of the museum other than the Budapest history section but it seemed like quite a large museum so a reasonable entry fee (~5GBP)

My girlfriend says it's a very nice museum. I am not a man of culture so I will trust her. Jokes aside it's a cool place to visit, not entirely sure how the pricing works for certain areas on the higher floors.

Interesting museum with lots of exhibitions. Some of the exhibition's on the upper floors were closed which was a bit of a shame. Would have also liked to see more royalty exhibitions. Overall not bad for the price we paid. They also had student tickets for under 26 year olds which was a bonus

One of the most amazing cultural and unique place in Europe the Buda Castle

Nice museum to visit. The audio tour is mandatory to understand all items. Several stories with stairs and elevators. Gives you a good understanding of the history of Hungary, Budapest and the Palace.

The best places in the museum are: 1. Saint Stephens hall 2. Cellars 3. Chapel The Saint Stephens hall is wonderful😍 On National holidays there will be a long queue if you would like to visit Saint Stephens hall.

The site is on a hill on the side of Buda... the view to the other side of the Danube... amazing! The weather was cloudy with fog so the experience was not good enough

Very beautiful and interesting place. When I visit Budapest again, I will go there once more for sure.

Decent museum with some fairly interesting exhibits. When we entered, we were asked to store our belongings in lockers and were given some wristbands which we were told would allow us access to all exhibits; however we were then refused access to St Stephen's hall with our wristbands once we reached that floor, despite paying for full tickets.

We expected this to be about Budapest's history, but it turned out that most of the building is dedicated to the Castle's history. We did eventually find the exhibit hall for the city's history, but at that point we had very little time left to explore. If you're interested in the city history rather than castle history, I recommend asking in advance how to access that exhibit hall.

Very interesting. Shows Hungary up until modern day. The ruins in the basement are fun to explore

A museum full of interesting exhibits from Hungarian history. Recommended for everyone to visit.

Most of the museum is about the history of the castle and its walls and tapestry etc. which isn’t particularly interesting unless you’re really into castles or construction. I loved the exhibit on the History of Budapest though. There are maps showing how Buda and Pest evolved over time from Roman to Modern times, the events and movements of people that caused those changes and their influences on the city. It tells a very good story and IMO is the highlight of the museum. Top floor is a dud and can be skipped.

Very big and informative musuem. There’s sections that describes different era of budapest and a lot of history in it, the supposedly best and most glamorious room, st stephens hall is unfortunately a rebuilt and not the original. To enter it you have to get a separate ticket which is included and enter it with the allocated time.

A very imposing edifice from the outside, with a plethora of architectural features. The interior, however, seems to be a bit bare and marred by awkward interference with the original finish. The medieval basement containing a Romanesque chapel still looks genuine.

I just came out of the exhibition and must say that although the exhibit was nice and informative, the museum staff lacked the basic curtesy of good manners. We were perfectly aware of the fact that we arrived in the last hour if the exhibit, but we were told that the museum was open until 18:00. However, around 17:40 the staff started dismantling video displays and almost literally kicking visitors out. I understand that museum staff have a set work time, but then why not be more polite to visitors or set the closing time to half an hour before staff leaves the premises? We felt like we were absolutely not welcome and left with a sour taste in our mouths.

This was a very nicely done museum and much bigger then I thought. They do a really good job of showing all the different cultures that have settle in Budapest throughout their history. With 4 floors of different stuff to explore this museum it doesn’t take as much time as you think. So if your wondering Buda and want to get out of the sun this is a nice activity to do so.

The place was not that big but it was fun and weird to go parts which people walked 100 years ago. İf you wanna go buy tickets in advance to the part that royal family's living style and rooms are shown.

Gorgeous views of the city from outside the castle, don’t miss walking around on the terrace outside. Pretty statues and architecture outside as well. The museum starts really slow with hard to read text and a lot of rocks/pieces of old buildings, but there are some very interesting pieces on this history of Budapest once you go upstairs.

A nice museum inside Budapest Castle, with a lot of rooms and information about the history of the city and the castle itself. You can buy combined tickets to visit St Steven's Hall, a wonderfully decorated room, along with the museum. I suggest you book your tickets in advance in order not to wait at the entrance, especially if you are planning to come in the summer or during a Hungarian holiday.

I liked the paintings, sculptures, ancient weapons, tools and personal items. A nice addition was that there were people wearing costumes from the past throughout the museum offering explanations about different activities.

Beautiful paintings. We went in the evening when DG was there. Nice to walk and listen to music. There is influence of French and Italian artists and culture to the Hungarian paintings. Nice to see the local art. There is a buffet and wardrobe downstairs. We came there by chance just because went to see the Buda castle. It was a good bonus.