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It is an old Ottoman mansion, the building of which was purchased by the Hungarian government, was converted into a museum in 1932. The museum, affiliated with the Hungarian government with its property and possessions, was opened to visitors in 1982. In the museum; Rakocchis personal belongings, oil paintings, his familys belongings, works symbolizing Turkish-Hungarian relations and their union in folklore, and documents from that period are on display.
