The Museum Shop maintains four gift shops on four different locations, each situated in a specific museum in Budapest. We offer unique design products, exclusive gift items and a wide array of books and other publications closely related to our permanent and temporary exhibitions. Our main goal is to provide high quality products whose educational value equals their aesthetic appeal.
Our mission is to have gifts and other artefacts in our shop that are inspired by exhibitions, museums, and other valuable creative ideas. Design and art, creativity and culture, aesthetics and functionality. These are the concepts that describe the credo of our MuseumShop. Visitors can find richly illustrated popular books as well as professional publications of high esteem. Apart from picture books with high quality reproductions, exhibition catalogues, art books in Hungarian and other languages our shops also provide gift items related to our temporary exhibitions.
One of the key components of a successful event is choosing the proper welcome gift our souvenir for our guests. For this reason, our collection offers exclusive design artefacts that are thematically linked to our locations and exhibitions.
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Do not hesitate to share it with us! We are more than happy to contribute to the success of your event!
The Dolce Vita collection brings the effortless elegance of Italian inspiration into everyday life. Seen through the eyes of Hungarian artists, Italy appears as sunlit landscapes, rich culture, and a sensory experience—an atmosphere reflected in every piece of the collection. Both elegant and everyday, just like dolce vita itself: a moment to be lived and carried with you.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest presents a world-renowned archaeological sensation: the Terracotta Army. Accompanying the exhibition, a dedicated collection allows visitors to take home symbols of imperial China and a piece of history itself. The exhibition: The Civilization of the Qion and Han Dynasties - The First Chinese Emperor's Terracotta Warriors offers a glimpse into this extraordinary world: visitors can trace the rise of the Qin dynasty, the flourishing of the Han era, and encounter the life-sized clay soldiers that lay hidden underground until their discovery in 1974.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest presents an exhibition that brings together the monumental calm of the Swiss Alps and the quiet strength of everyday moments. Our selection translates this atmosphere into objects for daily life. The exhibition The Desire for an Earthly Paradise does not chase an unattainable utopia; instead, it finds beauty in the reflections of lakes, the rhythm of mountain ranges, and the simple routines of rural communities. We created this product collection to ensure that the exhibition’s most striking visual motifs extend beyond the museum walls and become tangible memories. The full scope of the exhibition is captured in the official catalogue, which—alongside reproductions of the paintings—offers guidance through the movements of Swiss modenism.
