Africa Museum

The Africa Museum is located on the outskirts of Balatonederics, and it uniquely evokes the atmosphere of fairy-tale Africa on the shores of Lake Balaton. The museum was founded by Dr. Endre Nagy, an African hunter who lived in Tanzania for decades and brought his collection home in 1984. The exhibition features several hundred trophies, ethnographic objects, weapons, furniture, and personal relics, including lion, leopard, elephant, and rhinoceros specimens. The museum is surrounded by a mini safari park, home to zebras, camels, ostriches, buffalo, and fallow deer. Visitors can enjoy huts, an observation tower, a playground, a gift shop, and a café. The place is especially popular with families with young children.

The museum is located in Balatonederics, at 11 Kültelek Street.
By car, take Route 71 and turn off at the Zala County sign to reach the parking lot. Scheduled buses stop in front of the Black Castle, about 200 meters from the entrance. If you are traveling by long-distance bus, get off at the gas station, from where it is about a 1 km walk. By train, it can be reached from the Balatonederics or Becehegy stations.

Free parking is available for visitors.

The source of the content and images is the official website of the Africa Museum website and Facebook page.