2024. April 25. Thursday
Budapest Transportation Company Town Public Transport Museum - Szentendre
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Address: 2000, Szentendre Dózsa György út 3. (HÉV-végállomás)
Phone number: (1) 461-6500 /11320, (70) 477-6036
E-mail: muzeum@bkv.hu
Opening hours: 01.04-31.10.: Tue-Sun 10-17
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Museum tickets, service costs:
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Ticket for adults
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350 HUF
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Ticket for students
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280 HUF
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Ticket for pensioners
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280 HUF
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Photography
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500 HUF
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Video
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500 HUF
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The first ward introduces rail transportation in Budapest from the first opening of the horse trains in 1866 until the metros. Several photos and drawings show the predecessors of BKV. There are photos of almost all vehicles that were operated in Budapest. Picture of the 120-year-old HÉV in Lőrinc is also shown.
A portrait of the 'Iron Minister' Baross Gábor welcomes the visitors at the entrance.
A separate pageant remembers the Clog of Budavár opened on 2 March 1870. It was the 'dream of Széchenyi Ödön, the son of the count Széchenyi István.
There are also several objects of special interest: tickets, season tickets, armband of conductors, IDs, original documents, bonds etc.
The first tram is displayed in the ward, as well as the scale model the coach of the Millennium Train and two smaller models: the HÉV station of Törökőr by Bajcsy Géza and the 1:87 proportion model of a 40 tram made for the 50th anniversary by Németh Géza. We also show the coat-of-arms of the CEO of Electric Train Company of Budapest, Balász Mór.
A portrait of the 'Iron Minister' Baross Gábor welcomes the visitors at the entrance.
A separate pageant remembers the Clog of Budavár opened on 2 March 1870. It was the 'dream of Széchenyi Ödön, the son of the count Széchenyi István.
There are also several objects of special interest: tickets, season tickets, armband of conductors, IDs, original documents, bonds etc.
The first tram is displayed in the ward, as well as the scale model the coach of the Millennium Train and two smaller models: the HÉV station of Törökőr by Bajcsy Géza and the 1:87 proportion model of a 40 tram made for the 50th anniversary by Németh Géza. We also show the coat-of-arms of the CEO of Electric Train Company of Budapest, Balász Mór.
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