In the last room of the main building we can find an old secessionist chemist's. The exhibition showers the chemist's life, his activity.

In the third room there is an old grocery. It belonged to the Vermes family. They worked here in the first half of this century.

Among the stonework finds we can see stones from the Roman Age found in the fields of the village and stones of the castle.

Visitors are introduced to the traditions, feasts, costume, and customs of the German inhabitants in the second room. We can follow the whole life from the cradle to the grave.

On the first display we can see ceramics from the middle period of the Bronze Age. They belong to the vatyai culture and were found in his local excavation. The Romans occupied Transdanubia in 11-10 B.C., and this area was annexed to the Roman Empire as Pannonia. A settlement developed near Aquincum - Solymár is situated here now- where there lived Celtic, Eravisc and Roman inhabitants together. On his second display we can find dish parts, restored items found during the excavation in he Roman cemetery.

In the shed we can see agricultural machinery, like cart, wine-press, sowing- machine, harness, plough, thresher.