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HUNGARIAN
NATIONAL
GALLERY
The
Hungarian
National
Gallery
is
situated
within
Buda
Castle.
Its
entrance
is
located
on
the
facade
of
the
castle,
on
Savoyai
Terrace
with
the
Monument
of
Prince
Eugene
of
Savoy
on
horseback,
in
the
central
wing
with
the
dome.
In
essence,
almost
the
entire
massive
Castle
building,
facing
the
Danube,
is
occupied
by
this
specific
museum.
As
a
result,
it's
a
fairly
extensive
museum
with
no
predetermined
path
for
visitors.
The
museum's
collections
encompass
Hungarian
art
in
all
genres,
including
the
works
of
numerous
19th-
and
20th-century
Hungarian
artists.
It
houses
Medieval,
Renaissance,
Gothic,
and
Baroque
Hungarian
art,
including
wood
altars
from
the
15th
century.
Don't
miss
the
opportunity
to
climb
the
stairs
to
the
upper
levels
and
catch
a
glimpse
of
the
renowned
Castle
dome
from
the
inside.
Essentially,
the
dome
is
a
modern
concrete
construction,
as
the
entire
Castle
is
a
reconstructed
version
of
what
was
destroyed
during
World
War
II
and
the
subsequent
events.
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