New temporary exhibition of the Hungarian Open Air Museum about everyday life during and after the Great War.

The Hungarian Open Air Museum presents folk architecture, culture and lifestyle of Hungary in 8 regional units on 60 hectares.

The oldest regional unit of the museum is the Upper Tisza region. The protestant church from the 19th century became the symbol of Skanzen and can be found in our logo now.

The disintegration of peasant society is a long process whose most tragic chapter followed after the Second World War. The exhibition summons up the moments of farewell.

How did Bukovinian Szekely people get from Andrásfalva to Hidas? What happened to the inhabitants of the Swabian village Hidas? These are the questions to be answered by the permanent exhibition...

Our thematic exhibitions, located in some parts of the permanent exhibition, showcases exhibits of special themes. The topics provide additional historical information related to the exhibition's...

The HEY 67! temporary exhibition takes you to a journey to the world where the museum was born. Open until end of 2018.

Please be aware that Upland Market Town unit is closed till 16.08.2015. due to film shooting. Thanks for your understanding.