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The Rakospalotai Museum exhibits an ethnographic collection of folk art and agricultural tools..
The Rakospalotai Museum exhibits an ethnographic collection of folk art and agricultural tools.
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XV. Pestújhelyi út 81, Budapest, Hungary
+36 1 419-8216
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