The new permanent exhibition presented by the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism opens on 11 December 2014. The exhibition reviews the history of Hungarian civilian hospitality from the golden age in the late 19th century, to the Second World War. Locations of home and professional catering home is primarily presented through interiors, as if they were a municipal open air museum. The title came from the book of etiquette published by Károly Gundel and Frigyes Karinthy in 1933.

The exhibition invites the visitors to two rooms where Krúdy spent the last three years of his life and where he died in Óbuda. One of the rooms is furnished as cheap hotels used to be, and where Krúdy spent his days from 1896 to 1933.

The Study Collection reopens on 19 October this time presenting objects related to trade, hotel and catering. We wish to draw the attention to the past of these industries.