Ámos Imre – Anna Margit Memorial Museum The Museum presents the lifework of tragic Imre Ámos and his wife, Margit Anna, and was opened in 1984. This permanent chronological exhibition, consisting of a significant number of artworks held ...
ArtMill The 19th-century building of the former sawmill is one of the most interesting and special exhibition venues in Hungary. Based on a idea of painters Dezső Korniss and Pál Deim, the gallery was ...
Barcsay Museum Jenő Barcsay is a decisive artist of 20th-century Hungarian painting and graphic art. A representative of figurative constructivism, creator of mosaics and tapestries, and author of Anatomy for the ...
BKV Urban Public Transport Museum The exhibition informs visitors on the development of public transport in Budapest and other cities and also on the history of the legal predecessors of BKV Plc. Besides the contemporary documents ...
Czóbel Museum Béla Czóbel, considered to be the most French of the Hungarian painters, is an internationally recognized representative of modern Hungarian fine arts. He was the first artist in Hungary to have a ...
Ferenczy Museum Established as the local history collection of the town in 1951 and named after artist Károly Ferenczy, the museum was relocated to a historic monument building, the 18th-century Pajor Mansion in ...
Kmetty Museum The permanent exhibition featuring János Kmetty’s lifework was opened in 1981 in a former 18th-century Dalmatian trading house on the southern part of quare. The artist’s widow donated his ...
Kovács Margit Ceramic Museum One of Szentendre’s most popular museums, opened in 1973, presents the lifework of Kossuth Prize-laureate ceramic artist Margit Kovács (1902–1977). The collection was donated in 1972 by the ...
Local History Exhibition Hall The exhibition that presents the history of the town opened in the Fall of 2015, in the building of the Ferenczy Museum Center on Main Square, the former Trading House, in the basement that is ...
MANK Gallery The Szentendre Artists' Colony was established in 1926 for painters who wanted to continue the Nagybánya school in the mutilated territory of Hungary after WWI. However, the founders soon fell under ...
