Hungarian National Gallery

The Hungarian National Gallery occupies the central wings of Buda Castle high above the Danube, dedicated to the display of Hungarian art from the medieval period to the twentieth century. Its collections include Gothic winged altarpieces, Baroque paintings, and the works of nineteenth-century masters such as Mihaly Munkacsy. The gallery preserves the artistic record of the nation across changing borders and eras. From its upper floors and the castle dome, visitors gain broad views over Pest, the river, and the bridges linking the city.