Esztergom Castle Museum

The Castle Museum is located in the north of the city of Estelgom, Hungary, next to the Assumption Cathedral of the Virgin of Estelgom. Since Estelgom has been the capital of Hungary for 300 years, the first king was crowned in the church next to it, so the castle is still of a certain size, and the museum has a lot of royal and religious supplies, in general it is worth a visit. The museum has a tower that can be reached to view the Danube and the bridge.

The museum houses everyday items from the past 400 years, including old televisions, radios, washing machines and vacuum cleaners. It also introduces the scenes of York life from 1580 to 1980, including Victorian and Edwardian streetscapes and houses. Visitors can also visit the prison where the famous thief Dick Tanbin is confined, or enter the popular pubs of the Edwardian era. The old streets of the real-life size have bakeries, banks, bars, tailors, and a feeling of back-to-back times.

The castle was first built in the 2nd to 3rd centuries AD and features some unearthed early relics. But unfortunately it was closed very early, and it was closed before four o'clock to accept tourists. So if you want to go, you must be early.

In the golden castle on the hill, the original site is very old, and now some repairs. There is also a Korean tour group.

The castle museum collection is very novel and worth seeing!!