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I had a very nice experience at the Kiscelli Museum. It is a charming building constructed around the remnant of a church. I visited the exhibition "Design without borders", and everything was beautifully showcased. I saw another temporary exhibition on feminist artists, and the permanent collection of Hungarian artifacts and street signs. Consider it if you want a cultural day and a change of atmosphere…
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Did a private event there, gorgeous and the museum staff were amazing! We had a group of 80 people. Reception in the cave and dinner in the ruins. Phantom of the opera performance!!!
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Date of experience: June 2019
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First - it is not easy to reach the museum. you need to have car or to use taxi. Building is not good maintained. Some expositions is interesting, but the general impression - could be much better.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Kiscelli Museum is set in a beautiful building in a leafy courtyard, a short distance from Budapest's city centre. We enjoyed getting out of the craziness and into a more normal, lived in part of the city as we journeyed on the tram. What was particularly interesting for us were the old guild and shop signs, however the content of the museum is varied and, at some points, unexpected (as a few rooms also house art exhibitions and displays).…
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Date of experience: March 2018
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Today the management of the museum closed the building before the official closing time without any warning on the online forums. We planed our afternoon to view the exibition but this way we didnt have the chance...
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Date of experience: October 2017
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