INDEPENDENT VISIT, USING AUDIOGUIDE | European building decoration and sculpture. Gallery. A selection from the plaster replica collection of the Museum of Fine Arts
A selection from the plaster replica collection of the Museum of Fine Arts
The exhibition will be open to individual visitors in 2026, on the following Saturdays, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.: June 27, August 29, October 31.
Tickets can be purchased online in advance on the Liget+ website. There are no on-site ticket sales in the OMRRK building.
Visitors can discover plaster copies independently, without driving. Audio guide audio is also available online using their own phone on site.
Schedule
In the gallery, you can study copies of more than three hundred ancient, medieval and Renaissance works related to building sculpture. The ancient part provides an overview of archaic and classical sculptures, reliefs and architectonic elements related to Greek sanctuaries and church architecture, while the later periods are represented by copies of some Hungarian monuments in addition to the sculptures and architectural elements of French and German medieval and Gothic cathedrals, as well as Italian Renaissance cathedrals.
Curators of the ancient part: Géza Andó, Marianna Dági, Eszter Süvegh
Curator of the medieval and renaissance part: Miriam Szőcs
The curator's colleagues in the medieval and renaissance part: Zsófia Vargyas, Márton Tóth
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
The Museum of Fine Arts presents monuments of universal and Hungarian art from antiquity to the end of the 18th century. As part of the Heroes' Square monument complex, it is one of Budapest's World Heritage Sites.
