History and teachings
The Hungarian Open-Air Museum is a non-profit, permanent, national institution open for the public, working in the service of society and its development. It undertakes the research of folk architecture, interior furnishings and way of life, the collection of tangible and intangible relics in the Hungarian language territory, the safeguarding of this heritage, the versatile publication of the collections and providing access based on participation to this knowledge.

Cross-cultural dimensions
The aim of founding the Szentendre Open Air Museum was to present folk architecture, interior decoration, farming and way of life in the Hungarian language area from the 2nd half of the 18th century to the 1st half of the 20th, through authentic objects and original, relocated houses arranged in old settlement patters. Comparable with other European folk museums but also represents the unique Hungarian culture.

Useful information:
Recommended for anybody, general. No preparation required. Easily accessible, professional assistance for disabled. Affordable price (discount for students and youth under 26).

Location is the suburbs of town Szentendre, about 20 km far from Budapest. Accessible by bus or suburban railway and local bus. Wide range of services and research activities, workshops for school groups and guided tours are available in English and international sign language too. High safety standards.