Exhibition
- History of money
- Moneys of Hungary
- History of the building and the institution
- EU, Euro
- Price stability
Lectures
- Benefits of joining the Euro zone (3 levels)
- What the MNB has to do (3 level)
- Price stability: why inflation is bad, what can be done to prevent it (2 levels)
- The beginning of money
- Banks’ role in the financial mediation system
- Forint security features
Films
- The beginning of money
- Inflation
- Moneys of the European Union
- Building of the Hungarian National Bank
- History of coinage
- Printing bank notes - security measures
- The flight of gold reserves
- Stock exchange trading
- Keep track of money - Let's get acquainted with Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Interactive games
- Monitors in the display cases
- Gold bar lifting
- Special scale
- UV microscope
- Educational PCs
- Quiz: self-portrait and fabatka
- Coinage
Guided tours
Guided tours are available three times a week (Tuesdays at 2 p.m., Wednesdays at 12 a.m. and Fridays at 2 p.m.) for 2 to 100 people. Foreign language tours are available by appointment.
Contains close to 80,000 volumes in Hungarian and other languages, where the leading subjects are macro-economics, banking and finances. The reading-room also offers trade journals, publications of foreign central banks and international organisations, online catalogues, manuals, copy machines and scanners to visitors.
Coin sales
The National Bank of Hungary issues commemorative coins 4-5 times a year, in connection with the anniversary of a historical figure or event. Commemorative coins from the past 50 years are on display, with new ones on sale between 9 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. in the coin shop of the Hungarian Minting Company on regular business days.
The Visitor Centre is open in weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. Gate 9 on Szabadság tér has been adapted to accommodate handicapped visitors.