The exhibition is scheduled to open on November 10 at 11:00. According to the museum's press service, the event aims to introduce residents and guests of the capital to the architectural significance of the Hungarian Parliament building.

Cultural cooperation and architectural significance

Organized with the support of the Embassy of Hungary in the Kyrgyz Republic and the Ministry of Culture, Information, Youth Policy and National Relations of the Kyrgyz Republic, the exhibition highlights the ongoing cultural and museum-related cooperation between the two nations.

The Hungarian Parliament building, located on Kossuth Lajos Square in the center of Budapest, is recognized as one of the largest government buildings in the world and a symbol of united Hungary. Built in the Neo-Gothic style, its appearance is comparable to the Palace of Westminster.

The exhibition will acquaint residents and guests of the capital with the history and architecture of one of Hungary's main symbols. It also continues the cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and Hungary in the field of culture and museum affairs.
Museum press service

Context

The event takes place at the M.V. Frunze Memorial House-Museum in Bishkek. The Hungarian Parliament building serves as a symbol of the unification of Buda and Pest.