The largest national treasure finds, the golden treasure from Nagyszéksós is to be presented by the Móra Ferenc Museum's new permanent exhibition.

The protected Lucs-collection offers a selection of the most significant masters of the 19-20th century Hungarian fine arts. The visitor may receive a rich knowledge of the endevours of the Hungarian painting, for the collection demonstrates the formation of the Hungarian painting history right from Pál Szinnyei Merse to Jenő Barcsay.

The exhibition displays the eclectic and neo-renaissance (19th century) furniture and contemporary equipment of the "Salvation" drug store founded in 1713.

The spoken language with the letter 'ö', the slipper maker craft, the sun ornamented façade of peasant houses and the saint’s day are all symbols of the town of Szeged. The permanent exhibition presents some of the traditions that are still alive.

The outstanding pieces of the exhibition: "Hungarian conquest" by Mihály Munkácsy and "Szeged will be nicer than ever" by Pál Vágó. Works of such painters can also be seen as István Csók, László Mednyánszky, László Vinkler or József Koszta.