Tragor Ignác Múzeum

The history of Vác presented interactively at four locations throughout the city. At the Ars Memorandi and Memento Mori, the Blue/Elephant House, the Pannonia House, and the St. Michael’s Crypt Exhibition Spaces, visitors can view several permanent and temporary exhibitions, including the famous Vác mummies, learn about the lives of 18th-century Vác citizens, explore the Sajdik Collection, and discover which was the city’s longest-standing church at our archaeological exhibition. It is also worth visiting the enchanting Fairy Garden, and you can sign up for hands-on museum education programs that are interesting for both adults and children. And if you are curious about the city’s history in more detail, you can browse the online photo exhibition on the museum’s website, which showcases the most important moments in Vác’s history from the Hungarian conquest to the end of the 19th century!