This museum was very impressing both inside and outside :) It is at Buda Castle and has a wonderful view of the city from top. If you are traveling with a stroller, be aware that there are elevators. However, understanding the logic of the elevators can be complicated. Two elevators stop at different floors and I need to mention there are some “in-between floors”, in the end we have seen everything but it was not very self-explanatory.
You can also go to dome and there are some balconies where you can see the chain bridge and make wonderful photos. It has both a nice European gallery (with a lot of familiar names) but also a nice selection of national artists.
As someone from Turkey, it was interesting to see see some paintings about the Hungarian–Ottoman Wars…
On the Veranda – István Szőnyi, 1930Painter in the Sunlight – Jozsef Egry ,1930Landscape – József Egry, 1935Umbrellas – István Szőnyi, 1939Reclining Woman – Bela Czobel, 1922Self-portrait – Ödön Márffy, 1930Woman with a Lace Kerchief (Female Pianist Zdenka Ticharich) – Ödön Márffy, 1930Still Life – Ödön Márffy, 1930Self-portrait in a Yellow Jacket – Aurél Bernáth, 1930Funeral in Zebegény – István Szőnyi, 1928The Morphinist – János Vaszary, 1930A Walk near the Water Tower – István Farkas, 1934Me and my Wife (Self-portrait) – Gyula Derkovits, 1927Sand Carriers on the River Danube – Gyula Derkovits, 1933Still Life – Róbert Berény, 1926The Fair in Csíkszereda – Vilmos Aba-Novák, 1935Szentgotthárd in 1183 – Stephan Dorffmaister, 1796Golgotha (Christ on the Cross) – János Vaszary, 1930Reoccupation of Buda castel en 1686.- Gyula Benczúr, 1896Carousel – Vilmos Aba-Novák, 1931Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor – Unknown, 19th centuryMaria Theresa as Queen of Hungary – Unknown, Francis I being crowned King of Hungary in Buda in 1792– Johann Peter Krafft , 1823Zrínyi’s Charge From The Fortress Of Szigetvár – Johann Peter Krafft, 1825Landscape with fishermen, two young women and a tower on a rock – Painter of Hungary, Second Half of the 18th CenturyCellist – Róbert Berény, 1928PainterTivadar -Csontváry Kosztka, 1898self-portrait with frame – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka , 1896Woman Sitting by the Window – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1890Treeslit by Lamps at Jajce – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1903Riding at New Moon in Athens – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1904Pilgrimage to the Cedars in Lebanon – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1907Seaside Town – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1902Ruins of the Ancient Greek Theatre at Taormina – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1905Waterfall in Schaffhausen – Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka, 1903Bohemians – Petar Dobrović, 1917Fiatal férfi – Ferenczy Béni, 1919The Worship of Kings -Károly Ferenczy, 1895Large Interior with Self-portrait (Man Standing in the Window) – Lajos Tihanyi, 1922Woman Sewing – Béla Uitz, 1918 Sitting Man – Béla Czóbel, 1906Standing Female Nude, Facing- József Nemes-Lampérth, 1916The Family – Bertalan Pór, 1910Worker Family – Lajos Tihanyi, 1910Family – Lajos Tihanyi, 1921Portrait of Bela Czobel with Straw Hat – Karoly Kernstok, 1907 Nude Boy Leaning against a Tree – Károly Kernstok, 1911Self-portrait with Straw Hat – Róbert Berény, 1906Poppy Seed Cake – Adolf Fényes, 1910Chest with Tulips – István Csók, 1910Room with Green Wallpaper (Cafe at Night; Green Interior) – Ödön Márffy, 1906Portrait of Sándor Ziffer – Vilmos Perlrott Csaba, 1908School of Painters – Vilmos Perlrott Csaba, 1907Summer (Panneau of the Schiffer Villa) – Béla Iványi Grünwald, 1911The Old Customs House in Vác – Ödön Márffy, 1910Reclining Nude – Ödön Márffy, 1913Portrait of Leó Weiner – Róbert Berény, 1911Idyll – Róbert Berény, 1911 “Riders on a river – Kernstok Károly, 1910Bathers – Lajos Tihanyi, 1907Rue de Nagybánya – Lajos Tihany, 1908Portrait of Marcell Nemes – József Rippl-Rónai, 1912Mrs Miksa Schiffer with her Daughters (Panneau of the Schiffer Villa) – József Rippl-Rónai, 1911Summer (Panneau of the Schiffer Villa) – Béla Iványi Grünwald, 1911Tale – János Göröncsér Gundel, 1907Lovers – József Egry, 1911Double Self-Portrait – Imre Szobotka, 1920Blue Self-Portrait – János Kmetty , 1913Fun-Fair – Hugó Scheiber, 1932Café Scene – Armand Schönberger, 1924Sunday Afternoon in Como – Lajos Gulácsy, 1912Portrait of Irén Bilcz – János Thorma, 1892Masked Ballroom Dance – János Vaszary, 1907The Adoration of the Magi – Károly Ferenczy, 1895Breakfast in the Open Air – János Vaszary, 1907Symphony – Aladár Kacziány, 1918Spring- István Csók, 1911The Two Ages – Izsák Perlmutter, 1905Chevalier aux Roses Lajos Gulacsy, 1914Magic – Lajos Gulácsy, 1907Don Juan’s Garden II – Lajos Gulácsy, 1910The Mulatto and the Sculpturesque White Woman – Lajos Gulacsy • 1913The Spring – Franz von Stuck, 1902Woman With A Rose -Jozsef Rippl Ronai, 1892My Wife – István Zádor, 1910All Saints’ Day – Aladár Körösfői-Kriesc, 1914Golden Age – János Vaszary, 1898The Story of Klára Zách I – Aladár Körösfői-Kriesch, 1911Carousel – József Rippl-Rónai,i 1894Self-portrait in a Brown Hat – József Rippl-Rónai 1897My Father and Uncle Piacsek Drinking Red Wine – József Rippl-Rónai, 1907Zorka Bányai in a Black Dress – József Rippl-Rónai, 1919The Return of Spring – János Vaszary, 1899Woman in a White-Dotted Dress – József Rippl-Rónai, 1892Lady in a Black Veil (Madame Mazet) – József Rippl-Rónai, 1896My Grandmother – József Rippl-Rónai, 1894Sorrow – József Rippl-Rónai, 1903Woman with a Birdcage – József Rippl-Rónai, 1892Sunny Morning – Károly Ferenczy, 1905Paintress – Károly Ferenczy, 1903October – Károly Ferenczy, 1903Picnic in May (Summer Day) – Károly Ferenczy, 1906Bowlers – József Rippl-Rónai, 1892Christmas – József Rippl-Rónai, 1904Beech Grove (Autumn Sunshine) – Károly Ferenczy, 1908(Painter and Model) – ároly Ferenczy, 1904Double Portrait (Noémi and Béni) -Károly Ferenczy, 1908Self-portrait (in the Atelier) – Károly Ferenczy, 1903Bathing Boys (Summer) – Károly Ferenczy, 1902The Genius of Mechanical Flying – Béla Kondor, 1964Great Purifying Storm – Tamás Lossonczy, 1961Industrial Workers and Sport – Aurél Bernáth, 1953Apocalypse – Rezső Rudolf Berczeller, 1991Apocalypse – Rezső Rudolf Berczeller, 1991Maya – Gyula Pauer, 1978Flood – Luca Sára Rózsa, 2021New Hungarian Folk Art II – István ef Zámbó, 1987Brook II – Károly Ferenczy, 1907The Beginnings of the Food Canning Industry – László Lakner, 1961Kitchen – Ákos Szabó, 1961Self-portrait – Sándor Kozina , 1832Neapolitan Woman – Henrik Webr, 1846Portrait of Barkfrieder – Citizen of Pest – János Donát, 1815The Sorrows of Ossian – Károly Kisfaludy, 1822(Landscape at Tivoli, with a Scene from the Grape Harvest) – Károly Markó, 1846György Dózsa on a Burning Throne Portrait of a woman – Miklós Barabás, 1840Burgher of Pest – Henrik Weber,1840 Venetian Women Carrying Water – Jakab Marastoni, 1845Italian Woman – Mihály Kovács, 1851Antiquary – Ede Heinrich, 1846Harvest/ Italian Landscape with Dancing – Károly Markó the Elder, 1835Praying Girl – Ede Spiró, 1860Woman in White – Alajos Györgyi Giergl, 1862Portrait of Mrs Sándor Nikolics the Elder, née Ágnes Manaszy from Hodony – Miklós Barabás, 1858First Ball – Miklós Barabás, 1847Portrait of Szidónia Deák – Alajos Györgyi Giergl, 1861Portrait of Mátyás Zitterbarth – József Borsos , 1851Portrait of a Woman in Velvet Pelisse – József Borsos, 1850Portrait of a Man & Royal Lady in Formal Hungarian Clothes – Karl Steinacker, 1833Gipsy Playing the Violin – Ferenc Pongrácz, 1836Arabic Man – Miklós Barabás, 1843Harvest near Vác – Ágost Canzi, 1859Arrival of the Daughter-in-law – Miklós Barabás, 1856The Rejected Suitor – Tihamér Margitay, 1890Portrait of a Woman – Ágost Canzi, 1845Greek Woman – Jakab Marastoni, 1845Arabian Girl – Ágost Canzi, 1844Jealousy – Tihamér Margitay, 1892The Island of Capri – Antal Ligeti, 1885Rainstorm on the Plain – Károly Lotz, 1861Scene from the Great Hungarian Plain with Sweep-Well – Károly Markó the Elder, 1853 Landscape – Antal Ligeti , 1854Portrait of a Woman – Alajos Hora, 1840Cornelia Lotz in Black – Károly Lotz, 1896View over Lake Balaton – Sándor Brodszky, 1870Confiners of the Village – Géza Mészöly, 1875The Lovers – Pal Szinyei Merse, 1870 Portrait of Ágoston Trefort – Gyula Benczúr, 1885 Portrait of Bertalan Karlovszky – jeno Gyarfas, 1880Swing – Pál Szinyei Merse, 1869Lady in Violet – Pál Szinyei Merse, 1874Rococo – SketchPál Szinyei Merse, 1872Bathing Hut with a Boy on Lake Starnberg – Pál Szinyei Merse, 1868Double Portrait -Géza Dósa, 1871Visegrád – Károly Markó the Elder, 1820Poppy Field – Pál Szinyei Merse, 1896The Depth of the Forest –LászlóPAÁL, 1873 His Holiness Pope Leo XIII – Fülöp László, 1900My Children – Gyula Benczúr, 1881 Boy with a Slice of Bread and Butter – Bertalan Székely, 1875Japanese Woman – Bertalan Székely, 1872Bathing Woman – Károly Lotz, 1901Portrait of Mrs. László Károlyi, Countess Franciska Apponyi – Gyula Benczúr, 1898The Balloon – Pál Szinyei Merse, 1878Standing Figure of the Wife of Count Fülöp Hoyos Wenckheim – Miklós Ligeti, 1904Faust and Margaret – Sándor Liezen-Mayer, 1875Alajos Stróbl during Work – Hans Temple, 1885Angyalcsinálók – Otto von Baditz, 1885Interrogation – Ottó Baditz, 1890 The Ordeal of the Bier – Jenő Gyárfás, 1881At the Summer House – Géza Peske, 1890The Hofbräuhaus – Fülöp László, 1892Devotion – Evany Grunwald Bela, 1891The Catafalque – József Nemes-Lampérth, 1912Adagio – Frigyes Strobentz, 1909The Bereaved – János Thorma, 1892After the Exam – Artúr Halmi, 1890Panem – Imre Révész, 1899The Storyteller – Fülöp László, 1891Beauty, Wealth and Spirit. Triptych – László Tóth, 1894Self-portrait – Károly Ferenczy, 1893 Self-portrait – József Nemes Lampérth , 1911Standing Female Nude from the Back – József Nemes-Lampérth, 1916Adam – Károly Ferenczy, 1895Birdsong – Karoly Ferenczy, 1893The Sacrifice of Abraham – Károly Ferenczy, 1901Moon rise – Béla Iványi-Grünwald , 1897Joseph Sold by his Brothers – Károly Ferenczy, 1900Evening Atmosphere with Horses – Károly Ferenczy, 1899The Sermon on the Mount I. – Károly Ferenczy, 1896Boys Throwing Stones – Károly Ferenczy, 1890Elderly Woman – István Réti, 1900In front of the Posters – Károly Ferenczy, 1891Bohemian’s Christmas (II. sketch) – István Réti, 1893Orphans – István Csók, 1891Gathering Hay – Csók István, 1890Orpheus – Károly Ferenczy, 1894Boys Throwing Pebbles into the River – Károly Ferenczy, 1890Husking Maize – Simon Hollósy, 1885Do This in Memory of Me – István Csók, 1890Apple Harvest – Lajos Karcsay, 1885Among Coachmen – János Thorma, 1902Shepherd and Peasant Woman – Béla Iványi Grünwald, 1892Dinard 1929 – Georg Baselitz, 2023Sphere – François Morellet, 1965Amidst the Peaks – Béla Iványi Grünwald, 1901“The Rákóczi-March” (Study) – Simon Hollósy, 1899Energetic Statuette – Adolf Luther, 1977The Kiss of the Sphinx – Franz von Stuck, 1895Double Bill: … and Manet – John Baldessari, 2012Emigrant Artists in New York – Endre Tót, 1997Reclining Nude (Gabrielle) – Pierre-Auguste Renoir , 1903Uninsideout -Sean Scully, 2018-2020Dining Room at Grand-Lemps – Pierre Bonnard, 1899The Buffet – Paul Cezanne, 1877La Varenne Saint Hilaire – Camille Pissarro, 1863The Black Pigs – Paul Gauguin, 1891Nude with a Wristwatch – André Lhote, 1920Winter Landscape in Zakopane Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, 1911Maternity – Maurice Denis, 1895Mary Magdalene – Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, 1897In the Stone-Quarry – Pekka Halonen, 1903Spring Evening – Arnold Böcklin, 1879Morning Dew – Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriel, 19th centuryItalian Landscape – Oswald Achenbach, 19th centuryThe Spring of Léri in Chassagne – Gustave Courbet, 1863These Ladies in the Dining Room – Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1895Orphan Girls of Katwijk – Josef Israëls, 19th centurySlovak Cart – August von Pettenkofen, 19th centurySermon in the Beech Grove near Kösen Adolf von Menzel, 1868The Wrestlers – Gustave Courbet, 1853Plum Trees in Blossom – Claude Monet, 1879Three Fishing Boats – Claude Monet, 1886Souvenir of Coubron – Camille Corot, 1872Women of Eger – Bertalan Székely, 1867Dózsa’s People – Viktor Madarász, 1868Saint Elisabeth of Hungary and the beggar Woman – Sándor Liezen-Mayer , 1885Warrior Dezső Sacrifices his Life for King Charles Robert – József Molnár 1855The Return of King Matthias from Hunting – Antal Ligeti, Alexander von Wagner, 1872Sewing Woman – Albert Neuhuys, 19th centuryPortrait of a Woman – Sándor Kozina, 1853The Discovery of the Corpse of King Louis II – Bertalan Székely, 1860Felicián Zách – Soma Orlai Petrics, 1860Mihály Dobozi and his Wife – Bertalan Székely, 1861The Mourning of László Hunyadi – Viktor Madarász, 1859
The Mulatto and the Sculpturesque White Woman – Lajos Gulacsy • 1913
