Dorogi Sportmúzeum

About the museum

The Dorogi Sportmúzeum opened on 13 November 1999 at a celebration marking the 85th anniversary of the Dorog sports club. The idea was taken up by mayor Tittmann János and sports historian Szabó Gyula, a local author; the exhibition was set up by the club’s management, the town and the circle of supporters.

The museum is housed in the club’s clubhouse, built in 1895, which was originally intended as the headquarters of the gendarmerie and then as a railway station, and came into the club’s possession in the 1920s. The collection has continued to grow since then; the building was renovated in 2002 and again in 2014.

On the first floor, several thousand sports relics can be seen: photographs, documents, cups, medals, flags, posters, match tickets and sound recordings. The display recalls the club’s sections, from athletics through football to wrestling. A special highlight is the Wall of Dorog Olympians (Dorogi Olimpikonok Fala), which presents Olympic participants from the town.

Highlights

• Several thousand sports relics on the first floor
• The Wall of Dorog Olympians
• Souvenirs of the club’s sections
• Certificates received from the Argentine Football Association and River Plate
• The clubhouse, built in 1895

Permanent exhibition

• Dorog sporttörténete – On the first floor, several thousand sports relics – photographs, cups, medals, flags, posters – recall the history of the Dorog sports club and its sections.

Founded

1999

Operated by

Dorogi FC

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Admission is free.

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