Museums in Hungary
Adler Car and Motorcycle Collection
János Brandt's collection of Adler cars and motorcycles, including some vehicles bodied in Hungary. Photo is courtesy of Zoltán Ocskay.
Aeropark Aviation Museum
The outdoor museum located at Budapest Airport showcases the history of Hungarian aviation: an enjoyable, interactive exhibition, from the appearance of the Li-2 to the Tu-154, with 14 aircraft and numerous pieces of ground service equipment - including plenty of interesting Ikarus buses and passenger cars used by the airport in the 1970s and 1980s.
Attala Car and Motorcycle Collection
Opened in 2006, this is a 200-strong collection of unrestored motorcycles put together by Marika Kapinya and Roberto Finessi.
Csepel Trucks Factory Museum
The former factory of Csepel Trucks has been converted to an industrial park, but the heritage is being kept alive.
Dongó Collection by Ferenc Bíró
Dongó, a copy of the Italian Mosquito was an auxiliary engine for bicycles produced in Hungary for a few years. Ferenc Bíró is a known speciallist of the Dongó who amassed a nice collection of these cyclemotors. Photo: Zoltán Ocskay.
Euro-Ring Collection
Euro-Ring is a privately owned racing circuit in Southern Hungary, 50 km from Budapest. The headquarters feature a selection of microcars (Mochet, Heinkel Trojan, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller etc.) and small motorcycles and mopeds (Jawa, Panni etc.)
First Hungarian Classic Car and Motorcycle Museum
Gyuricza Classic Vehicle And Oldies Museum
Robert Gyuricza's collection of Hungarian-made motorcycles (Csepel, Pannonia, Danuvia etc.) and derivatives (Szabolcs three-wheeler etc.)
Joe Galamb Classic Vehicle Exhibition Center
Joe Galamb (Galamb József) (1881-1955) a Hungarian-born mechanical engineer was instrumental in the design of the Ford Model T. He went on to bcome the chief engineer of the company after WW1.
He was born in the Hungarian city of Makó, where his brother opened a Ford dealership in the 1920s. This building has been renovated by a local classic car club, which turned it into an exhibition center - featuring original Galamb memoribilia, an assortment of classic cars - including a Ford Model T -, motorcycles and more. It was opened in Spring, 2024
József Klippel's Car and Motorcycle Collection
József Klippel's eclectic private collection, which includes a 1935 and a 1974 Rolls-Royce, two Magirus fire trucks from 1960, a VW Beetle, a Zündapp KS750, a 1930 NSU and many more.
