Huszita Ház
The Huszita House in Gönc is a fortress-like listed residential building, housing a heritage house and a local history and ethnographic collection that presents the life of the market town in the late 19th century.
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About the museum
According to research, the foundations of the building known as the Huszita House may date from the Hussite period; the house as it stands today was built in the 17th century. Its furnishings recall the late 19th-century way of life of the market-town peasant bourgeoisie, where farming and trade existed side by side.
Highlights
- Listed, fortress-like residential house
- Gönc barrel in the cellar (136.6 litres)
- Gothic window fragments from the nearby Pauline monastery
Permanent exhibition
- Huszita Ház és Helytörténeti és Néprajzi Gyűjtemény – The rooms, kitchen, pantry and cellar of the house show the late 19th-century way of life; alongside, a local history and ethnographic collection is displayed in three exhibition rooms.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | HUF 1,300 |
|---|---|
| Reduced | HUF 800pensioners and students |
| Children & teens | HUF 800free up to age 6 · Children aged 6–14 |
| Groups (10+ people) | HUF 1,100 per personGroup tickets for more than 10 people, per person; discounted group ticket (pensioners, students) HUF 600 per person. |
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