Cserépi Gazdaház
The Cserépi Gazdaház is a peasant house in Cserépfalu, built in 1911, showing a traditional kitchen, bedroom, parlour and farm buildings.
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About the museum
The house was built by Mizser Lajos and his wife; the date 5 June 1911 is carved on the boards of the parlour's loft. The old domed oven was demolished in the 1950s and replaced by a cast-iron stove. From the courtyard, the pantry, the pigsty and the tool shed can be reached.
Highlights
- Peasant house from Cserépfalu, built in 1911
- Verepcés kapu (gate) and open porch
- Farm buildings in the courtyard with tools
Permanent exhibition
- Cserépi parasztház – The kitchen, bedroom and parlour present the household objects of an early 20th-century household in Cserépfalu, such as the stelázs (shelf), the water bench, the distaff, the sideboard and the cradle.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | HUF 1,000 |
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| Groups (10+ people) | HUF 800 per personFor groups of 10 or more people, per person. |
Admission is HUF 1,000 per person; for groups of 10 or more people, HUF 800 per person.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The village house can be visited at an agreed time: +36 70 392 0813. |
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