Meggyes Csárdamúzeum

About the museum

The Meggyes inn was built in the last decades of the 17th century at the foot of the mound of the same name, which marks the boundary between Tiszafüred and Kócs. The burned-down inn was rebuilt by the town council of Tiszafüred between 1760 and 1770. In 1902 it was bought by the herdsman accountant (kondás számadó) Czinege János. Built along the former salt road and later located far from the main road, the inn was the night meeting point of the gendarme patrols of Füred, Ohat and Egyek, and a bandit (betyár) story is also connected with it. Its operating licence was withdrawn in 1952, after which it became a warehouse of the state farm. The Hortobágy National Park Directorate renovated it in 1975 and turned it into a museum; the three rooms recall inn life at the turn of the century.

Highlights

• Best room, smoky kitchen, tavern room and inn room furnished with period furniture
• 18th-century inn on the edge of the puszta
• Stories of bandits (betyárok) and gendarmes
• Guided tours according to the programme calendar of the Hortobágy National Park

Permanent exhibition

• A Meggyes csárda századfordulós berendezése – The three rooms present the best room, the smoky kitchen, the tavern room and the inn room with period furniture and objects.

Founded

1975

Operated by

Hortobágyi Nemzeti Park Igazgatóság

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