Huge collection of items about life in Hungary & the east of Europe in the 19th & 20th centuries.
At a glance
#51 of 53 Tourist attractions in Budapest #12 of 14 Museums in BudapestLocalGuideWorld score: 4.30
Rating breakdown
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5 ★64%
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4 ★16%
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3 ★8%
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2 ★4%
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1 ★7%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Museum of Ethnography?
- Museum of Ethnography is rated 4.3 out of 5 based on 3,485 reviews.
- How does Museum of Ethnography rank in Budapest?
- Museum of Ethnography is #51 of 53 Tourist attractions in Budapest by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Museum of Ethnography located?
- Budapest, Dózsa György út 35, 1146 Hungary — 1.9 km from the center of Budapest.
- How can I contact Museum of Ethnography?
- Phone: +36 1 474 2100 · Website: neprajz.hu
The Museum of Ethnography is one of the country's most significant cultural institutions, it is a prominent institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, and exhibition of ethnographic artifacts and cultural heritage from around the world.
Designed by Architect Ferencz Marcel, opened in 2022.
The building's architecture is noted for its innovative design and state-of-the-art facilities.
The museum facilities are designed to be accessible to visitors with disabilities, offering ramps, elevators, and other accommodations.
The structure is noted for its modern and innovative architectural design. It features a dynamic facade and a large interior space that accommodates extensive exhibitions and visitor amenities.
Location: The new museum building is situated in the City Park (Városliget), part of the Liget Budapest Project, which aims to create a cultural and recreational hub in Budapest.
Designed by Architect Ferencz Marcel, opened in 2022.
The building's architecture is noted for its innovative design and state-of-the-art facilities.
The museum facilities are designed to be accessible to visitors with disabilities, offering ramps, elevators, and other accommodations.
The structure is noted for its modern and innovative architectural design. It features a dynamic facade and a large interior space that accommodates extensive exhibitions and visitor amenities.
Location: The new museum building is situated in the City Park (Városliget), part of the Liget Budapest Project, which aims to create a cultural and recreational hub in Budapest.
It is a beautiful structure where you can easily spend a couple of hours with family.
Do climb stairs and go up on the terrace of this building for beautiful views. There is also a miniature of the entire City Park built inside the museum. The cafe is also very good.
Do climb stairs and go up on the terrace of this building for beautiful views. There is also a miniature of the entire City Park built inside the museum. The cafe is also very good.
🌿 Review of Néprajzi Múzeum Roof Garden, Budapest 🏛️📷
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The roof garden at the Museum of Ethnography is an astounding gem in Budapest, showcasing a brilliant use of space that is both innovative and inviting. This spot offers a tranquil escape above the city, perfect for those who appreciate a blend of nature and architecture. I highly recommend an early morning visit to fully absorb the peaceful ambiance, though a late sun afternoon provides a magical experience with softer light ideal for photography.
As an International Remote Personal Trainer and Life Coach, I value environments that encourage reflection and relaxation. The roof garden here is exactly that—a serene space where you can pause, think, and rejuvenate amidst beautiful surroundings. Whether you're looking to gather inspiration, enjoy some quiet time, or just take stunning photos, this spot is a must-visit.
Do yourself a favor and tick this off your Budapest list. The unique setting and calm it offers are rare finds in the urban landscape, making every visit memorable. You won’t regret taking the time to experience this exceptional roof garden.
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The roof garden at the Museum of Ethnography is an astounding gem in Budapest, showcasing a brilliant use of space that is both innovative and inviting. This spot offers a tranquil escape above the city, perfect for those who appreciate a blend of nature and architecture. I highly recommend an early morning visit to fully absorb the peaceful ambiance, though a late sun afternoon provides a magical experience with softer light ideal for photography.
As an International Remote Personal Trainer and Life Coach, I value environments that encourage reflection and relaxation. The roof garden here is exactly that—a serene space where you can pause, think, and rejuvenate amidst beautiful surroundings. Whether you're looking to gather inspiration, enjoy some quiet time, or just take stunning photos, this spot is a must-visit.
Do yourself a favor and tick this off your Budapest list. The unique setting and calm it offers are rare finds in the urban landscape, making every visit memorable. You won’t regret taking the time to experience this exceptional roof garden.
Das Museum ist mi der Halfpipe-Optik echt sehenswert. Wir sind auf einer Seite rauf - die Stufen sind erfreulich leicht zu nehmen - und haben ein paar hübsche Fotos gemacht.
I went here only to the Zoom exhibition, which was very innovative, but in my opinion it’s quite enough as the place in general is more of a cultural cluster with an amazing architecture! I’m sure that if you’ll be able to find special excursions to this place it would be much more interesting. On the first floor they have a free to visit model of the whole Budapest, which is absolutely must see!Also don’t forget to go up to the roof as there is a very nice view as well.
Can climb onto top of the building which is sloped on both sides with gardens in the middle. Not a spectacular view on top or anything, but a cool place to relax and it’s completely open to public.
We never went inside but the exterior is quite interesting to see. My partner had problem going up the stairs on the side as you could see through the metal structure how high it is.. I was trying not to look as it is scary. May be best choice is to go up stairs but in the middle.
A gorgeous new museum, masterpiece of contemporary architecture, with top notch exhibitions, kind and professional staff and a lovely cafè. Will frequent this place for sure. Walking up on its rooftop garden is a special adventure too.
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