Museum of Hungarian Agriculture Review

See the castle building behind the columns of the Heroes Square? This group of "guesthouses" was completed in 1896 along with the Heroes Square and is now the Hungarian Agricultural Museum. Rome, Goth, Barroque, Neoclassical... The characteristics of different architectural historical periods are so wonderful and harmoniously mixed together, as if the fantasy dream of a genius architectural designer has crossed into reality, so that it also becomes part of the Heroes Square on the world culture. Product list. If you leave just after you admire the architecture of the Hungarian Agricultural Museum outside, you will be left with a great regret. During the Austro-Hungarian dualist era, Hungary was the main agricultural area of the empire, so the museum in Hungary is also one of the oldest and largest agricultural museums in Europe, and its tradition can be traced back to the agricultural exhibition in 1896. More than a dozen exhibition halls are packed with thousands of agricultural tools and specimens, and the history and current situation of Hungarian agriculture since the new era, including fisheries, forestry, livestock, and... hunting! Yes, the most gorgeous exhibition hall in this museum is the hunting hall, where hundreds of deer heads and bears hanging on the walls and condescending birds look at you, full of pressure and courage.

The Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture Museum, itself located in a castle and manor, so there are many ancient buildings here, some buildings are full of mountain climbers, looking at it from a distance, as if, a whole green gable wall, a little mysterious. I think of the Rochester estate in Jane Eyre, the attic where Martha was imprisoned.

Hungarian Agricultural Museum, located in Budapest City Park. When I went, it was spring, the trees around it were green and the scenery was beautiful. The castle itself is some years old, it is said to have been built in 18xx, the castle is a bit decaying, from the back, a bit like the manor of Mr. Rochester in Jane Eyre, there is a gloomy feeling

All-round clean without dead ends, super cost-effective, highly recommended

It is worth a visit in the Agricultural Museum!