Óbuda Museum explores the layered past of the northern Buda district, from Roman settlement to the twentieth-century city.
A district older than modern Budapest
Óbuda incorporates traces of the Roman world alongside later village, town and industrial development. The museum helps explain how separate places came together in the capital formed in 1873.
Everyday life as a historical source
Its displays include urban history and collections of objects from ordinary households. The 'Toys in the City' exhibition uses playthings made in Hungary before 1990 to show how family life, design and manufacturing changed.
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CATEGORY
Museums
LOCATION
Budapest, Fő tér 1, 1033
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