Ráth György-villa

A little bit musty and fusty, but not dusty. Some stunning items of art in their original setting. Also a good exhibition of women's dresses from the same art nouveau era. Neither the house nor the dress exhibition are large but that also makes it easy to spend time admiring items without any need to rush. The house and exhibited items could do with a good refresh in the way some items are displayed. However, today it is a fascinating insight into another era no matter how the items are displayed.

The Ráth György Villa offers a fascinating blend of history, architecture, and art. Discover its stunning Art Nouveau collection, showcasing British, Austrian, and French influences, with beautiful furniture reflecting Hungary’s rich heritage. Be sure to grab a brochure to explore the detailed stories behind each exhibit!

We like small museums and this fit the bill. Some unusual examples of Art Nouveau. While I was familiar with Zsolnay’s work, this introduced me to other artists and craftsmen. It was somewhat sad to read about the paintings that were here and have been moved to the Museum of Applied Arts. As a result they have replaced them with facsimiles (probably painted on China). The house itself is a jewel with many beautiful details.

A small and cosy museum about secession art. From furniture to artworks, worth checking out. Slow and peaceful vibes. Very well maintained and pleasand staff which makes for a good visit.

Very nice villa with a very diverse collection. Nice and competent employees, who are pointing out the techniques being used, and explaining the life-cycle of the Jugendstil style in a historical- and cultural perspective. The front garden is being renovated. It will take you around 1,5...2 hours to wander around.

Very cool exhibits with just enough context for a lay person. The space itself featured great built ins like wood paneling and stained glass doors.

A beautiful museum of Hungarian Art Nouveau style. There are majolica, dishes, jewelry, paintings and other decorative and applied arts of this style.

Since the museum of applied arts is closed for renovation, I searched up and found that some of the collection (especially art nouveau) came to this villa!! The collection for art nouveau objects is really really nice! The curator was amazing, very helpful and passionate as well! If you like art nouveau, highly recommend