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Museum of Military History (Hadtorteneti Muzeum)
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Official website: http://www.militaria.hu/-a_urlKey.4f8dca9e2c2816c5.html
Phone: (36 1) 356 9522
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I am interested in all things military and like to think I have a good grasp of most countrys past, but I was taught a great many things on this visit.The museum has plenty of exhibits and not a lot of multimedia (thankfully) and is laid out in a chronological manner, with four main galleries: pre 1914, World War 1, 1919-1945 and then Cold War. All were interesting, and the bilingual displays were themed by arm of service and with little asides like "training" or "exercises".The 1500HUF (About £5) entry is well worth it - even my wife thought so after she found a comfy seat and a good phone signal!
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I am interested in all things military and like to think I have a good grasp of most countrys past, but I was taught a great many things on this visit.The museum has plenty of exhibits and not a lot of multimedia (thankfully) and is laid out in a chronological manner, with four main galleries: pre 1914, World War 1, 1919-1945 and then Cold War. All were interesting, and the bilingual displays were themed by arm of service and with little asides like "training" or "exercises".The 1500HUF (About £5) entry is well worth it - even my wife thought so after she found a comfy seat and a good phone signal!
Usually there are not many tourists here, it is quieter