Hungarian Folk Architecture

The fifth volume of the Corvina thematic guidebook series presents the folk architecture of Hungary in detail: Hollókő-Ófalu and the national Szentendre Open-Air Ethnographic Museum, as well as the regional open-air museums Göcsej Village Museum, Vasi Museum Village, It describes the memories of Hungarian folk architecture in alphabetical order by county, describing their approach, accessibility and opening hours. Not only farmhouses were included in the volume, but also farm buildings (barns, barns, barns, etc.), industrial buildings (dry, wind and watermills, etc.) and sacral buildings (churches, belfries, cemeteries, calvaries, etc.) and it is also a characteristic house of various crafts, and there is also much from the gates of the modest farmers to the houses of the mercenaries to the cave dwellings. As in the previous volumes of the series, in addition to the 200 building complexes presented in detail, we list other (609 in total) folk architectural monuments by county, including the architectural monuments of the minorities living in Hungary. It is important to mention that the preserved buildings are not only folk architectural monuments, but their purpose is to present the folk culture of the given period as fully as possible. In the buildings, in addition to contemporary furniture, you can also see the objects of farming, cooking, holidays and everyday life. Folk architectural monuments can also be considered contemporary lifestyle exhibitions. The guidebook is illustrated with 680 color photos. Map and GPS coordinates help you find your way.