Renaissance art & Early modern art museums in Budapest

The Matthias Church has seen several modifications over the centuries, with each subsequent king adding their unique touch. These changes include the addition of a tower, a door, and the expansion of the building. Notably, Louis I of Hungary and Sigismund of Hungary carried out Gothic modifications, while Matthias I of Hungary transformed the church in a Renaissance style. These architectural changes offer a visual journey through different historical periods, providing an enriching experience for visitors.

The Hungarian National Gallery is a museum in Budapest that is housed in the Buda Castle and was established in 1957 as the national art museum. The museum holds and displays a collection that includes Medieval, Renaissance, Gothic art, and Baroque Hungarian art, as well as wood altars from the 15th

The Golden Eagle Pharmacy Museum is a museum in Budapest that features a reconstruction of an alchemist's lab, as well as original Renaissance and Baroque pharmaceutics. There are also always new temporary exhibitions taking place in addition to the permanent one.