Hajdúböszörményi Tájházak
About This Museum
Did you know this entire museum is actually a preserved street of historic peasant houses, all relocated here to form a single, immersive village? You don't just walk through exhibits; you wander from a humble 19th-century cottage into the home of a more prosperous 'hajdú' family, each with its own story. The air smells of old wood and dried herbs, and the sheer authenticity makes it feel like the residents have just stepped out for a moment. It’s a quiet, profoundly personal glimpse into a way of life that shaped this region.
Collection Highlights
Look for the stunningly detailed 'Hajdú' room with its vibrant painted furniture and the incredibly well-preserved black kitchen, complete with soot-darkened beams. Don't miss the beautiful traditional embroidery and the formidable-looking distaffs used for spinning wool.
Visitor Information
It's tucked away on Kossuth Street, so keep an eye out for the row of charming old houses—that's it! Since it's not a single large building but a collection of smaller ones, checking their opening hours online before you go is a good idea to make sure everything is accessible.
Architecture & Building
The museum isn't one building but a collection of late 18th and 19th-century vernacular peasant houses, characterized by their whitewashed walls, steep thatched or shingled roofs, and deep porches.
Contact & Location
Address: Hajdúböszörmény, Baross Gábor tér, Kisböszörmény, Hajdúböszörmény, Hajdúböszörményi járás, Hajdú-Bihar vármegye, Észak-Alföld, 4220, Magyarország
Phone: +36 20 368 4989
