Monday – Thursday: 9 am. – 16 pm.
Friday: 9 am. – 14 pm.
Saturday: 9 am. – 17 pm.
Sunday: Closed, for groups, after prior appointment visited!
Appointment: one day before the visit. Monday to Friday form 10 am. to 16 pm.
Full price ticket: 500 HUF/person
Discount ticket: 250 HUF/person
Combined tickets to all exhibitions:
full price: 1300 HUF/person
dicount tickets: 700 HUF/person
Guided tour:
Hungarian: 1500 HUF
German: 3000 HUF
All out prices include VAT!
Díjtalanul látogathatja a muzeális intézmények állandó és időszaki kiállításait az Európai Gazdasági Térségről szóló megállapodásban részes állam állampolgára (a továbbiakban: EGT-állampolgár) Amennyiben:
Díjtalanul látogathatja a muzeális intézmények állandó kiállításait az EGT-állampolgár, az alábbi napokon:
2020-ban . . .
Amennyiben:
50%-os kedvezményes belépődíj fizetésével látogathatja az EGT-állampolgár:
Nemzeti ünnepeken, március 15, augusztus 20, október 23-án állampolgárságra való tekintet nélkül a muzeális intézmények kiállításai díjtalanul látogathatók.
The Germans – with a population of almost quarter a million – are Hungary’s largest minority. Since 1972 the German Nationality Museum has been commissioned with the collection of their material and intellectual treasures nationwide. The first exhibition was opened in 1973 in the Miklós Mill. After becoming independent, the exhibition moved to the Nepomuk Mill in 1983. The former water mill was built in 1758 by the plans of Jakab Fellner and its name was given after the patron saint of millers and water transportation users St. John Nepomucene the wooden statue of whom decorates the façade of the building. The nearly 500 m² exhibition hall of the museum is in the main building. The former granary is the artefacts storeroom. The collection is regularly used by Hungarian and foreign researchers and college or university students studying this topic in their thesis. The museum exhibition with the name “Germans in Hungary” opened in 1997 and it depicts the most important stages of the history of the Hungarian German minority and their cultural characteristics. After their settlement, this ethnic group created their own individual culture the main features of which are traceable in their traditional ethnic culture represented in their ethnographic artwork.
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