The Hungarian National Gallery is the largest public museum documenting and presenting the process of the emergence and development of fine arts in Hungary. It has been an autonomous
institution since 1957. It moved to its present home, the Royal Palace of Buda, in 1975. The core of its collections is the Hungarian material of the New Hungarian Picture Gallery of the Museum
of Fine Arts as well as its modern sculptures, medals, prints, and drawings. This elegant overview includes the architectural history of Buda Castle, the history of the museum itself, and
details on the featured collections and artists.
