The Local History Exhibition reviews the history of the township from the Palaeolithic to 1950. Due to storms and stresses, Gödöllő always was a town welcoming everything and everybody new.

In its most valuable divisions a natural park was established in 1990. Our exhibition represents three areas of the Gödöllő Nature Protection Region. Most part of the diorama demonstrates the flora and fauna of the oak woods. In the neighbourhood of the oakyl woodlands there are the marshy woods and the sedgy lakes.

Artworks for the Fine- and Applied Art Exhibition were selected from the artwork collection of the Gödöllő Town Museum. The permanent exhibition presents artworks owned by the Gödöllő Town Museum made at the colony of artists of Gödöllő awarded with the Hungarian Heritage Prize and a selection from private collections (Nagy Sándor House, Remsey Family)

Scouting began in Hungary in 1910 following the example of the scout movement of Robert Baden-Powell. The Hungarian Scouting Association was founded in 1912. Scouting in Hungary flourished between WWI and WWII. Scouting proved to be an excellent method of religious-ethics education, as well as developing international relations after the Treaty of Trianon. Illustrious personae like Pál Teleki and Sándor Sík supported scouting.