Népművészeti Tájház

Good produce, excellent prices

Lovely building clean well looked after worth a nosey inside

The stuffing house was built in the 19th century as a modest peasant gate. When it was converted into a country house, it was rebuilt into a free-standing chimney form, ie there is a chimney opening above the mud stove in the kitchen. Meat to be smoked was once placed in the opening of the free chimney. To the right and left of the kitchen are the two rooms of the house, both heated by a glazed stove, which is heated from the kitchen so that no smoke enters the room at all. The first room of the house is still furnished as a 19th century clean room, the back room, which was once the family's living room, now functions as an exhibition space.

They are kind, they are cute. We saw a lot of nice craft stuff.

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