Terényi Szlovák Tájház
The Terényi Szlovák Tájház presents Slovak folk domestic culture in two rooms of a 19th-century L-shaped blacksmith’s house.
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About the museum
The house was built in the 19th century and was originally the blacksmith’s house; in its courtyard stand the blacksmith’s workshop, which awaits renovation, and the well with a swing beam (gémeskút). The smoke-hole openings of the palóc hipped roof (palóckontyos tető) are typical of the region; in the house the kitchen and the parlour have been furnished.
Highlights
- L-shaped blacksmith’s house
- Parlour with high-piled bed (magasra vetett ágy) and chest of drawers
- Courtyard blacksmith’s workshop and well with swing beam
Permanent exhibition
- Szlovák tájház – The kitchen and the parlour present typical objects of Slovak domestic culture, such as the high-piled bed, the chest of drawers, the sublót (cabinet) and decorative plates.
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