Őcsényi Tájház

About the museum

The house reached its present form in the early 1880s, when the well-off Calvinist farmer Deák István had it remodelled. Over time the building was further altered to suit the needs of each period. On the comb-type (fésűs) plot, a transverse wing stands behind the house facing the street; the walls are brick and adobe, and the half-hipped roof is covered with Apatin tiles. The renovation was supervised by Csapai János.

The exhibited rooms are: the late 19th-century parlour in folk-art style, the living room furnished in bourgeois style, the kitchen and the pantry with household utensils, the back kitchen with weaving equipment, and the stable and granary with tools and machines for animal husbandry, viticulture, winemaking and agriculture. On request, a Sárköz round kalács (sweet bread), wine and costume presentation can be arranged.

Highlights

• Late 19th-century parlour in folk-art style
• Sárköz courtyard with comb-type layout, brick and adobe walls
• Weaving equipment in the back kitchen
• Presentation of round kalács bread, wine and costume on request

Permanent exhibition

• Őcsényi Tájház – The furnished rooms of the Sárköz peasant house: parlour, living room, kitchen, pantry, back kitchen, stable and granary.

Operated by

Wosinsky Mór Múzeum

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