Lace House and Lace Museum - Kiskunhalas

Most famous sight, the Lace House, the entrance to which can be found at the aforementioned crossroads. Here we can see the statue of The Lacemakers (Ilona Mozer and Karoly Barth, 1994), which depicts Maria Markovits and Arpad Dekani.
At the end of the well-kept park is the Lace House, which was built in the style of a traditional peasant house with a veranda in 1935 as a lace workshop and which today is also a treasury for lace samples and designs, and for the heritage of the world famous Halas Lace.
The building was extended in 1939 with two wings and received a fan-shaped extension in 1997. It houses a museum, work, exhibition and conference rooms. Inside we can admire the ethereal masterpieces of lace, see how they are made and also buy some for ourselves.