The museum’s permanent exhibition entitled A Thousand Years of Hungarian Legislation shows that Hungarians in the 21st century still believe in a thirst for freedom, in selfdetermination and constitutionalism and in their ability to run a state, Kövér said.

From 1929 to 1949 the Parliament building accommodated a museum but its 16,000-piece collection was wound up by the post-WWII communist regime.

The project cost nearly 300 million forints (EUR 987,000).

In March-April, the museum can be visited free of charge after registration on Parliament’s website.
 
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