Rippl-Ronai Museum - Rippl-Ronai Museum

Exemplary, clean, bright customer center, amazing exhibits! Villa Roma itself has been impressively restored.

The museum is a very good cultural program, there are many interesting things, especially the ethnographic collection is special and unique.

Polite staff. I really liked the ethnographic exhibition, especially the wood carvings

Yesterday - nice weather - we went on a trip to Kaposvár, unfortunately we haven't been to it for ten years. The aim was to visit the Rippl-Rónai Museum, as well as to change the city compared to 35 years, because approx. this is when we last visited. The museum opened at 10 a.m., I arrived before 11 p.m. The first positive impression came at the box office as we were able to see the museum for free for those over 70 years of age. Does this apply to anyone over the age of 70? Museum on 3 levels - stretch. It is on the first and second floors, divided into specialized exhibitions. Rippl - Ödön Rónai collection exhibition is wonderful. We can see an internationally renowned painting. Part of the first floor is the I. Vh. also see rare documents. Our recognition to the museum. We walk to admire the current state of Kaposvár, and everywhere there is a wonderful flourishing in the public areas of the city. Flower mat. Wonderful pedestrian street, the cathedral is beautiful from the outside, but the interior is closed - great pity - we saw. On one side is a relief of our first king. Kossut statue at the entrance of Pedestrian Street. And cleanliness everywhere. We acknowledge the sacrificial work of the city leadership. The photos: relief of King St. Stephen Entrance to the Rippl Rónai Museum Pedestrian street Statue of Lajos Kossuth Cathedral

Everything was very pleasant, they helped a lot at the checkout, they answered all my questions. The ladies at the exhibition were kindly present in every room. On the lower level and on the first one it was possible to take pictures, on the second level not in the painting collection. Everything was very well assembled, and even children's heels were set up if any of the kids were tired or less interested. I really liked everything, I went in about two hours and the entry price was 800 ft. I think this is friendly too. I would recommend it to anyone who has the opportunity. Thank you for the experience! ?

The currently visible building dates back to the 18th century. s. It was completed in 1832 with the expansion of an institution that already stood here. One of the most important museums in the country, the Rippl Rónai Museum, moved into the building of the County Hall in 1982.