Serbian Orthodox Museum

Frommer's Review

The Serbian Orthodox Museum is housed next door to a Serbian Orthodox church (services are at 10am Sun) in one of the buildings of the former episcopate, just north of Fo tér. The collection here -- one of the most extensive of its kind in predominantly Catholic Hungary -- features exceptional 16th- through 19th-century icons, liturgical vessels, scrolls in Arabic from the Ottoman period, and other types of ecclesiastical art. Informative labels are in Hungarian and English.

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