Diósdi Tájház
The village heritage house of Diósd, set up in the house of the former innkeeper Schober Mihály, recalls Swabian cellar culture and the past of the village; visits by prior registration.
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About the museum
The village heritage house of Diósd was bought by the local government from the heir of Schober Mihály in the early 1990s. Before the war Schober was an innkeeper and sold wine from his own vineyard in his tavern on Szent István tér.
The cellar shows the characteristic design of Swabian cellars. The Swabians settled in the 18th century established vineyards and cellars on the hills, mainly in the area between today’s Béla utca and Szabadság út.
Operating as a village museum, the village heritage house often hosts high-quality events as well. A prior registration is required for visits.
Highlights
- Traditional Swabian cellar
- The house of the former innkeeper Schober
- Village museum and event venue
Permanent exhibition
- Tájház és sváb pince – The furnished village heritage house and the traditional Swabian cellar present the life and the viticulture culture of the Swabians of Diósd.
Admission & discounts
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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 | Prior registration required. |
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