Kiscelli Museum - Kiscelli Museum

Name: Kiscelli Museum - Kiscelli Museum
Address: Kiscelli u. 108, 1037 Hungary, 108, Hungary

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Kiscelli Museum

Address :	Kiscelli u. 108, 1037 Hungary
Phone :	📞 +888
Postal code :	108
Website :	http://www.kiscellimuzeum.hu/
Categories :	Museum ,
Description :	Exhibits such as 19th-century photos, political posters & war memorabilia, plus contemporary art.

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Ö	Övge on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice.
Z	Zsóka Kicsiny on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The building was previously a church than a mansion that adds a nice vibe to the place itself. The collection mostly related to Budapest architecture and history, you can spend 1.5hrs easily discovering everything. The museum situated in a beautiful foresty surroundings, it worth to walk around.
H	Hakuso Juju on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sewer exhibition very interesting. I liked the modern art on the upper floor as well, but my favourite is the old church behind the printing press exhibition.
G	Gyuri Ordody on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice little museum in am old chapel/mansion. Interesting permanent exhibits, for example historical printing presses and antique objects from the history of Budapest. The building itself is beautiful as well, under renovation as of the fall of 2018, check the website for hours and directions. In any case, we'll with the visit. Btw, I did find English materials about the museum and exhibits.
L	Long Hua Lee on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The exterior of the building is very impressive with the crimson roof and bright yellow wall. The exhibition has several topics: European statues, movable type machines, Hungarian abstract arts and the blueprints of many buildings of Budapest. The section of movable type machines has a wide collection with detailed explanation and there are videos showing the operation.
A	Adam Granicz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dropped in at an invitation-only event, so couldn't really explore much new.
C	Claudiu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not worth coming here for the exhibition but if you go to Margaret Island (which I highly recommend) you could make a one kilometers detour to visit. Also if you go the Aquincum museum you could make a detour on your way back to the city It's on a hill so be prepared for a bit of a climb The signs of trade exhibition is great and well thought through by the curator, the rest is a bit of a mess with paintings, furniture and other historical items thrown in without a coherent story
N	Nick Bateman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great little building with a mix of local history and artworks. There was a strange exhibition in the crypt about toilets (no English) but otherwise a nice presentation of artefacts from the city ranging from medieval to Art Deco. Finally a well curated collection of modern artworks. Nothing special but nicely done and with English signage. Check out the church building at the end as well for an awesome atmospheric exhibition space. Even when empty it’s impressive. All in all, worth the short detour out of the city centre and a bargain at 1400(?) per person.