In the two most significant collections of the Kiscell Museum of the History Museum of Budapest (Photography and Architecture collections) there are many important relics representing the history of the architecture in Budapest. Through our exhibition entitled "The stations of the building works in Budapest" we set out to represent the formation of the various roads and buildings, and the main events of the life of their architects.

We chose such buildings and roads which are close to the stations of the Millenium Undergrand. This way people can easily access the buildings seen in the photographs.

Nearly 500 photographs and and architectural sketches - representing the period of Budapest becoming a metropolis - are displayed in both sides of the 11 undergrand stations.

At present there is no such permanent exhibition in Budapest which would represent the documentations and sketches of the architecture of Buda and Pest. Through our exhibition we endevour to temporally make up for this loss - although only by using photocopies instead of the original documents.

Subjects of the various stations:
1. Vörösmarty-square: The Vigadó building / Frigyes Feszl
2. Deák square: Insula Luherana / Mihály Pollack
3. Bajcsy: The building of the Basilika / József Hild
4. Opera: Ybl Miklós / The Opera building
5. Oktogon: The building of the Andrássy street and the Nagykörút (avenue)
6. Vörösmarty street: The building of the Mintarajz school / The building of the old Galery
7. Kodály Körönd (Circus): The Calvinist Church at Fasori (Aladár Árkay) / Rental palaces of the Kodály Körönd
8. Bajza streets: Villas in the Városliget (town grove)/ The Epreskert (garden)
9. Hősök tere (Hero sqare): A Városliget (The town grove) / Albert Schickedanz
10. Széchenyi spa: The building of the spa, the Zoo, the building of the skating hall / Ödön Lechner
11. Mexikói street: The Erzsébet girls' school / Béla Lajta
(Arranged by: Márta Branczik and Zsuzsa Demeter)