Museum - Museum Kiscell - Modern Urban History Collection

The Kiscelli Museum is one of the pearls of not only Óbuda, but also the whole of Budapest. The baroque style buildings were elevated for Trinitarian monks settled in Óbuda by the Zichy's. Plans for the monastery and church were drafted by the Viennese master architect Johann Entzenhoffer.

Programmes

Autumn Festival of Museums

further programmes

Permanent exhibitions

Presses and Newspapers in Budapest

There are more than a thousand pieces in the collection. Among them there are 30 press machines, 186 printing plates and a great number of materials representing the printing technique of the 17-19th centuries.

Old signboards of Budapest

Signboards used to function as adverts. They used the logos and symbols of various societies and companies. Hungarian signboards were remained right back from the 16th centuries, but they became more widespread in our towns mostly in the 19th century.

The rarities of Budapest (18-20th century permanent exhibition)

The first part of our exhibition represents the period between 1780-1873. By this time Pest, Buda and Óbuda were real great towns, centers of the country, and a patriotic civilian culture had already been formed. The relics of this period were systematicall collected by the Capital Museum.

further exhibitions

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