Sióagárdi Tájház
Village heritage house in a village famous for its Sárköz folk costume and embroidery, with a peasant farmstead interior and displays of local embroidery.
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About the museum
The Sióagárd heritage house is an ethnographic collection set up in the buildings of a peasant farmstead. The village council bought the house in 1977; it opened as a museum on 1 May 1983.
Visitors can see the parlour, the kitchen, the living room, the pantry, as well as the carriage shed and the stable; the furnishings include a corner bench from 1895. In the small house at the front of the plot, local embroideries, costumes and other folk objects are displayed. Sióagárd is a village on the River Sió known for its colourful folk costume and embroidery, linked to Sárköz.
Highlights
- Peasant farmstead with parlour, kitchen, pantry and farm buildings
- Corner bench from 1895
- Presentation of local embroideries and costumes
- Sárköz traditions of Sióagárd
Permanent exhibition
- Sióagárdi Tájház – Furnished peasant farmstead (parlour, kitchen, living room, pantry, carriage shed, stable) and presentation of local embroideries and costumes.
- Founded
- 1983
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