The Hungarian National Museum: The museum has in display exhibits and relating to the history, archaeology and art of Hungary. The 19th century building has gardens which sometimes host exhibitions.
Aquincum Museum: The museum is dedicated to the ancient Roman city of Aquincum. Archaeological discoveries of remains of the city and the ‘Aquincum Mithraeum’ temple of Mithras the Roman God are in display here.
The Christian Museum: Located on the second floor of the Primate’s Palace the museum has a very rich and antique collection of art from Hungary and other parts of Europe.
The Ethnographic Museum: This national museum has a collection in display pre World War II, objects like boats, furniture, pottery and costumes and other day to day folk items from Hungary, Romania and Slovakia.
The Hungarian National Gallery: Located in Buda Castle this museum has in display paintings, sculptures and wood altars. Medieval, Renaissance, Gothic art as well as Baroque and Renaissance Hungarian artworks of many eminent artists.
Miniversum: This amazing place has miniatures of Budapest land marks and miniature electronically operated train and railway models.
