Kiskőrösi Úttörténeti Múzeum
National specialist museum on the history of roads and road construction, with the largest collection of road rollers in Central Europe.
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About the museum
The museum presents the history of Hungarian roads, bridges and road maintenance, from road building in Roman times to today’s expressway network. The permanent exhibition follows the historical turning points in chronological order, together with the technical solutions and notable designers of each period. The steadily growing machine park includes the largest collection of road rollers in Central Europe. The museum runs traffic-education (KRESZ) and interactive museum education sessions; its specialist library holds more than fourteen thousand volumes.
Highlights
- The history of road construction from Roman times to the present
- The largest collection of road rollers in Central Europe
- Interactive museum education and KRESZ traffic-rule sessions
Permanent exhibition
- A magyar út-, hídépítés és -fenntartás története – The history of roads and road construction from Roman times to the present, with road-building machines and tools.
- Operated by
- Magyar Közút Nonprofit Zrt.
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| Good to know | Groups can visit all year round by advance booking. |
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