Róth Museum

A small but beautiful museum. The entrance fee is only 2,000 HUF, which makes it a lovely and affordable cultural stop in Budapest. The museum is located in the former home of Miksa Róth, and walking through the furnished rooms feels like stepping back in time. You can admire stunning stained glass artworks, detailed mosaics, and get a glimpse into the life and work of one of Hungary’s most important artists. It’s quiet, atmospheric, and perfect if you enjoy art, design, and hidden gems beyond the main tourist spots.

A small museum but very much worth the visit if you like stained glass! We certainly do and thought it was well worth the low entrance fee (2000 HUF) which includes free cloakroom storage. Some really beautiful works on display here

A hidden pearl of a museum in Budapest The art here is wonderful,wholesome and thought-provoking I enjoyed it very much 👍🏻

The Miksa Róth Memorial House in Budapest offers a captivating glimpse into the life and artistry of Hungary's renowned stained glass and mosaic artist, Miksa Róth. Housed in his former residence, this intimate museum showcases a rich collection of his works, including vibrant stained glass pieces and intricate mosaics that highlight his significant contributions to the art world. I very much appreciated its well-preserved artifacts and the opportunity to step back in time within Róth's original home. The displays are thoughtfully curated, providing insights into his creative process and the historical context of his art. While the museum is modest in size, it offers a comprehensive experience that art enthusiasts and history buffs find enriching. If you are into decorative arts, the Miksa Róth Memorial House is a must-visit destination in Budapest, offering a unique perspective on the city's artistic heritage. Important to note is the very friendly staff, which is typical of all the tiny hidden gems of museums in Budapest.

A tiny but nice museum with extraordinary Jugendstil style glasswork of an excellent glass artist. It will take you an hour to study the collection, and the entry fees are moderate. I recommend visiting it if you like the Jugendstil style.

We were lucky to visit the museum for free as it was part of the Budapest 100 programme. Great exhibition. Friendly staff.

I highly recommend this museum for those how like art liberty or novo art. I had the feeling that I'm living the time of the turn of the 20th century.

A charming villa where his family lived, restored and furnished as it was at his time of residence. Amazing stain glass works. Toilets, gift shop. An exhibition of metallic sculpture in the courtyard.