Halasi Civilház – Végh-kúria
Classicist mansion in the city centre of Kiskunhalas, with permanent exhibitions by two local painters, Diószegi Balázs and Berki Viola.
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About the museum
The Végh Mansion (Végh-kúria) was built in the classicist style in 1840; its builder was the nobleman Végh István. In the second half of the 19th century it was extended with a porch and outbuildings, and at the end of the century further outbuildings were attached. Today the Halasi Civilház (Civic House of Halas) operates in it; its permanent exhibitions present the oeuvre of two painters, Diószegi Balázs and Berki Viola.
Highlights
- Classicist mansion from 1840
- Permanent exhibition of Diószegi Balázs
- Permanent exhibition of Berki Viola
Permanent exhibitions
- Diószegi Balázs állandó kiállítása – Permanent exhibition presenting the oeuvre of the painter Diószegi Balázs.
- Berki Viola állandó kiállítása – Permanent exhibition compiled from the works of the painter Berki Viola.
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| Good to know | Registration can also be requested by telephone at +36 30 857 6077. |
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