Középkori Pince Kiállítóhely
Exhibition site in Vác, in a stone cellar built in the time of King Mátyás, presenting archaeological finds made during the foundation work of the building above.
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About the museum
In the stone cellar built in the time of King Mátyás, archaeological finds are displayed which emerged during the foundation work of the building above. The ceramic, metal and glass objects from the superimposed layers represent several centuries of this part of the town, from the 1200s to the 19th century. The exhibition site belongs to the exhibition venues of the Tragor Ignác Múzeum in Vác.
Highlights
- Stone cellar from the time of King Mátyás
- Ceramic, metal and glass finds from the 1200s to the 19th century
- Memorabilia of the history of Széchenyi utca
Permanent exhibition
- Emlékek a Széchenyi utca múltjából – Ceramic, metal and glass finds from the 1200s to the 19th century, which emerged during the foundation work of the building above the cellar.
- Operated by
- Tragor Ignác Múzeum
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits by prior registration only (info@muzeumvac.hu, +36 30 555 7620). |
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