Polish Research Institute and Museum

The Polish Museum (full name from 2016: Polish Research Institute and Museum, Polish: Polski Instytut Badawczy i Muzeum, formerly: Museum of Lengyel in Hungary and Archives) is a minority institution established in 1998 in Kőbánya, National Polish Minority Self-Government. The only research area in the world is the history of thousands of years of Hungarian-Polish history and the history of Polish Poles. Its collection is constantly expanding, with the biggest support being provided by the Hungarian and Polish states. The two peoples' mutual sympathy, nowhere else to be seen, is backed up by historical facts and traditional ways, backed by historical facts. It has two branches in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County: Dolba Drenka and Derenk Romantic. With the help of the Hungarian and Polish state aids, the museum building was expanded with a multi-storey building in 2005/2006, when the collection also increased significantly. In 2011, the permanent exhibition was once again enriched with modern visual tools. Since 2006, the museum has published colorful, three-language catalogs related to its periodic exhibitions. In addition, he contributed to the creation of several publications. In 2003, he became a member of an international organization called "Constant Conference of Polish Museums, Archives and Libraries", which brings together similar Polish institutions. In addition to basic tasks, he also pursues scientific research activities.

Hungarian-Polish two good friends.

Great museum with many attractions.

I haven't been yet, but I'm planning.