Dráva Múzeum

About the museum

The Barcs Dráva Múzeum (Drava Museum) opened in 1979. Its permanent exhibition presents the local history, archaeological remains, ethnography and folk life of the Drava region, with particular emphasis on the past of Barcs.

The museum is run by the Móricz Zsigmond Művelődési Központ (Móricz Zsigmond Cultural Centre). Beside the building on Széchenyi utca, the collection’s separate fire-brigade history exhibition can be seen in the building of the Barcs fire brigade. Guided tours in Hungarian, English and German can also be arranged by prior agreement.

Highlights

• Local history and ethnography of the Drava region
• Archaeological finds from Barcs
• Fire-brigade history exhibition in the fire-brigade building

Permanent exhibition

• Dráva menti helytörténet, régészet és néprajz – The permanent exhibition presenting the local history, folk life and archaeological remains of the Drava region and Barcs.

Founded

1979

Operated by

Móricz Zsigmond Művelődési Központ

Admission & discounts

Admission is free for kindergarten children, pensioners over 65, children with disabilities, soldiers, teachers and staff of public collections.

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