November 22 - February 23 | The exhibition ‘Life with Honey - The History of the Beliczay Gingerbread and Wax Candle Workshop’ presents this remarkable legacy to the public for the first time. It features an exceptionally rich collection of personal documents of the family, generously loaned by the descendants. The exhibition also aims to highlight the Beliczay family's mission: the love of bees and honey is an essential part of our lives.
The ensemble of the former baroque monastery and church housing the Kiscell Museum is on the hillside above Margaret Hospital in Óbuda. The Trinitarian order having been suppressed in 1784, the ensemble was also used as military barracks and military hospital before it was purchased by the Vienna-based art collector and furniture manufacturer Max Schmidt in 1910, who turned it into a luxurious mansion.
