There has become a certain fashion for open air museums. They have a twofold value, being both a place to visit and a way of preserving buildings that otherwise hold up progress by existing. If you need to build a road through you can dump your inconvenient bit of history here.
Now first thing to be said is this is not a popular tourist attraction, well not on the day we visited. And they didn't do much to make you welcome - not even to make it easy to fond the place. However, this sort of made up Hungarian village had a sort of charm, and made you glad you weren't a Hungarian peasant.
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| Ah, those were the days, when you could entertain kids by giving them an egg to watch |
In the afternoon we visited Szombathely, something of the local metropolis. Pretty squares.
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