Cash only/no card was a frustrating start, as couldn’t find a ATM nearby and it made payment difficult. Overall an interesting collection from early period to about the 1890s period. It doesn’t really have much related to mechanisation and modern technology or the Hungary agricultural industry today. Overall Some areas very good, some areas could be improved.

The museum building itself is a real gem. Beautiful architecture, impressive interior, huge stained glass window. The exhibition is about animals, agriculture, but also fishing and hunting. The National Horse Exhibition is very nice. At the time of my visit, there was a temporary exhibition of objects from utility collections, which are rarely publicly exhibited, partly because of their monetary value (gold, silver, pearls) and partly because of conservation problems (for example a gorgeous silver cup from the well-known jeweler Adolf Laky).

Even if it isn't a subject that really interests you the building itself is definitely worth visiting! The museum is about Hungarian agriculture from the neolithic to the beginning of mechanisation. There is also an exhibition about Hungarian wine in the basement, about forestry, fishing and hunting. All in all the exhibition is really well made with a lot of information but a bit old school.