It opened in 1906 in a Neoclassical building on Heroes' Square and holds the European art of Hungary's national collections. Its Spanish painting collection, with El Greco, Velázquez, Murillo and Goya, is one of the most important outside Spain.
There are also Italian, Flemish and Dutch masters such as Raphael, Bruegel and Rembrandt, an Egyptian collection and Greek and Roman antiquities. The Romanesque Hall, closed for decades, was restored and reopened in 2018.
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Checked on November 5, 2026.
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