The Közlekedési Múzeum (Transport Museum) in Budapest, Hungary, is one of the oldest and most extensive transport museums in Europe. Located in Városliget (City Park), the museum showcases Hungary’s rich history of transportation, from early modes of travel to modern innovations.
Közlekedési Múzeum
Hungarian Transport Museum
11 Városligeti körút
XIV Budapest 1146
+36 70 320 92 57
Wednesday – Sunday 10:00 – 17:00
Admission fee
On Hungarian National Holidays the entrance is free of charge.
Gift shop
Aircraft collection
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A permanent exhibition about the history of flight and space flight, including original Hungarian and foreign airplanes
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Key Features of the Közlekedési Múzeum (Transport Museum):
1. Extensive Collections:
- Railways: A prominent section of the museum is dedicated to Hungary’s railway history, featuring models of steam engines, electric locomotives, and historical train carriages.
- Automobiles: Cars, motorcycles, and bicycles from different eras, including iconic vehicles manufactured in Hungary.
- Aviation: Aircraft models and memorabilia related to the history of Hungarian aviation, including Malév, the former Hungarian national airline.
- Urban Transport: Exhibits on trams, buses, and other public transport systems that have served Budapest and Hungary.
2. Interactive Exhibits:
- The Közlekedési Múzeum (Transport Museum) integrates hands-on activities and simulators, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
- Visitors can explore reconstructed train stations, step inside vintage train cars, and interact with displays on transportation mechanics.
3. Model Railways and Dioramas:
- One of the highlights is the museum’s impressive collection of model railways, meticulously crafted to represent Hungary’s landscapes and cities.
- Dioramas bring historical transport scenes to life, providing context for Hungary’s industrial and transportation development.
4. Thematic Exhibits:
- Maritime Transport: Displays include historical riverboats and shipping memorabilia, emphasizing the importance of the Danube River in Hungary’s trade and transport.
- Space Exploration: A smaller section on Hungary’s contributions to space technology and exploration.
5. Historical Significance:
- The Közlekedési Múzeum (Transport Museum) also explores the role of transport in Hungary’s history, from the Austro-Hungarian Empire to the modern era.
- Documents, photographs, and multimedia presentations illustrate the social and economic impact of transport innovations.
6. Renovation and Modernization:
- The museum has undergone significant renovations in recent years, with plans to reopen in a larger, more modern space that incorporates digital and interactive features.
- The new facility aims to highlight sustainability in transportation and future innovations.
7. Outdoor Exhibits:
- Larger vehicles like locomotives, trams, and buses are often displayed outdoors, giving visitors the chance to see these impressive machines up close.