The Stone Collection mostly present the stones found in Szentendre. Among the objects of the Stone Collection, memories of burying and religion as well as stones erected on occasion of the visit of the Emperor and milestones can be found.

The exhibition ward, or better to say the mine openings that provide space for it, was built on occasion of the 50th anniversary of the beginning of bauxite mining in Gánt. The demonstration was built up by the Bauxite Mines Company of Fejér County at the old location of the Mine on Bagoly Hill. The exhibition that has been open since 1978 first functioned as an institution of the company, then until December 2003 it was operated as the filia of the Center Mining Museum and now is operated by the Center Mining Museum Foundation.

The Baroque building built in the last part of the 18th century on the estate of the Hunyady family in Balatonszemes hosts the Post Museum since 1962.

Szigetbecse is proud to have a memorial museum devoted to one of the most significant and famous photographers of the 20th century. André Kertész offered and sent 120 of his signed photographs to the museum. As Kertész died it became a memorial museum and some of the furniture and personal belongings from the New York apartment were also taken here.

The noteworthy building of the city of Győr, the Hungarian Ispita gives home to the permanent exhibition arranged of the private collection of professor Péter Váczy. The building used to function as the home of aged and lonely citizens of the town. Its operation was supported by the foundation of bishop György Széchenyi (founded in 1666) until the first world war.

The Vác Treasury was established by the Local Government of Vác in 2008. The institute began work as the youngest public collection at the beginning of 2009. In addition to the central exhibition room, there are two other exhibitions the institute maintains: The Permanent Sports History Exhibition and the exhibition room at Saint Michael Crypt.

The institution, which functions in the building of the "Crock Inn", was established in 1985. The collection and researching activities of the institute serves the region of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county.