Lussonium is a Roman settlement situated on top of the height called Bottyán-sánc, once towering over the bed of the Danube, in the locality Dunakömlőd, today part of the town Paks. The archaeological site is known since the 19th century. Exploration has started in 1969, and is done systematically since 1987.

With a permanent exhibition on the history of the post in Miskolc and its environment, Postakürt Galéria was opened in October 1998 at the fifth floor of the building in which the Miskolc Directorate of the Hungarian Post ("Magyar Posta Rt.") is operating. A history of more than 200 years of the postal service in Northern Hungary is presented by means of original documents, maps and objects, and also a post office of the beginning of this century can be inspected by our kind visitors.

The Hercules Villa is situated the northeastern and northern edge of the former Military Town and belongs to the row of decorated palaces, baths, sanctuaries and habitations that stood along the riverbank across from the Governor's Palace. The Hercules Villa located in Meggyfa Street.

Visitors are quite amazed when they see the materials - relics out of the past of the waterworks - collected in past decades. The collection offers excellent source material for people writing dissertations, essays or conducting a research in various topics. Biographical data, essays, monographs, plans and projects are at the disposition of the researchers.

The Miklós Borsos Arts Found of Gyergyócsomafalva was established in 1992. Its objective is to tend and keep the art and spiritual heritage of Miklós Borsos alive. The Miklós Borsos Memorial House opened on 28 June 2002 hosts the Found.

The museum representing the old type of recorders can be found in one of the nice villages in Nógrád county - Terény. This collection is the largest private collection in the world which covers brands both from the western and eastern parts of the world.

The foundation of the museum coincided with significant changes in the course of Hungarian history, the development of the national consciousness of the New Age, the spreading of the civic notion of freedom. In 1802 the Count Ferenc Széchényi asked for permission from the Emperor to give his collection in connection with Hungary to the nation. He received permission, thus we take this time to be the year of the foundation of the Hungarian National Museum.