Budapest · Óbuda and Margaret Island

Hungarian Museum of Commerce and Hospitality

Name: Hungarian Museum of Commerce and Hospitality
Address: Budapest
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

A museum of how Budapest shopped and ate out, on Korona tér: old shop signs, packaging, and the stories of the city's hotels, cafés and confectioners.

Hungarian Museum of Commerce and Hospitality, Budapest · Óbuda and Margaret Island

About Hungarian Museum of Commerce and Hospitality

A museum of how Budapest shopped and ate out, on Korona tér: old shop signs, packaging, and the stories of the city's hotels, cafés and confectioners. Closed on Mondays. Skip it if old ads and brands don't charm you.

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Address

Budapest, Korona tér 1, 1036 Hungary

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Tips, answered

Plan for about 45 minutes.

Hungarian Museum of Commerce and Hospitality is in the Óbuda and Margaret Island neighborhood of Budapest. The address is Budapest, Korona tér 1, 1036 Hungary. The area is well-served by metro.

Closed on Monday. Check the official website for holiday closures and special hours.

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