Abádszalóki Babamúzeum

I'm sorry, but we have a very bad opinion of the lady who's in the museum. We went there, with the family (2 little girls who were really waiting) to see the museum because we heard a lot of beautiful things about it. But unfortunately we didn't get in. During opening hours, we got there at an altitude of 10 a.m. and the lady told us we couldn’t go in because she couldn’t reach her. We said the girls were already looking forward to seeing the babies. But for this, the lady told us that the kids can’t go in at all because she’s in every showcase and not to touch her and it’s not for them anyway. I ask then why are the opening hours listed and most importantly why is there a child ticket if they can't even enter? It was a big disappointment for us and for the kids too😥😥

The lady owner knows a lot about different folk costumes, who is interested in ethnography, it is recommended.

It was very good and interesting too. Róza neni was very kind and tried to be humorous which I really liked. And he didn’t say it as mechanically as bored museums used to say, but he always added something funny to the story. I had a very good recommendation for everyone.😊👍👌

The collection is beautiful! The lady is very kind and loves to talk about babies. The house has a very good atmosphere, it gives an insight into the folk costumes of different ages and countries. Unfortunately, however, we had to pay more than what was written out. No souvenirs can be obtained and no photographs can be taken. Opening hours are pretty tight and it takes an hour to watch everything!

I saw really interesting babies. Aunt Róza’s diligence in collecting the baby is commendable. Special thanks for the guide. Those who go for this do not miss out, special!