Sight City

Gaudy Palace Kecskemét

Art nouveau style
Museum and art gallery inside.
Secessionist architecture

Pipo Caste Ozora (near

It was built between 1416-1426. It has Szekszárd)
a Renaissance atmosphere. It was built
by Pipo Ozorai, a member of the
Florentine merchant family.

RepTár Aviation Museum Szolnok

Originally the RepTár – Szolnoki
Repülőmúzeum focused on military
aviation but later civil and utility
aircraft were introduced to the
collection which is divided into two:
the open air part, and a separate
indoor area with weaponry, uniforms
and photographic collections
City Hall of …. Kecskemét
Probably early french Renessaince
Plays a beautiful chime
Built between 1893 and 1897
Heroes’Gate Veszprém
The gate built on the site of the castle
wall is today a World War 1 memorial
and interactive museum

Katon József Theatre Kecskemét

The eclectic style of the building is
enriched with neo-baroque ornaments.
It was named after the Kecskemét-
born József Katona, who became part
of Hungarian literature through his
masterpiece called “Bánk bán”.

City of Queens Veszprém

The dearest oral tradition to our heart,
that the city was the favorite residence
of The Grand Prince Géza, of King
Stephen I and his wife Gisela.

House of Science and Technology Kecskemét

It used to be a synagogue, now it
operates as a museum. Offers diverse
programs for educational purposes,
but also for fun!

Szigliget Theatre Szolnok

The first theatrical performance in
Szolnok took place in the winter of
1822, A brick-and-mortar theatre – the
Szolnok Town Theatre – was built 90
years later and operated as a host
theatre until 1954. It was given the
name Szigligeti (Sz. Ede) in this year.
„… was born in this city” Kecskemét
Celebratory concerts, numerous other
concerts and performances in memory
of the world-famous Hungarian
composer Zoltán Kodály
who in fact was born in Kecskemét.
The Institute’s primary mission is to
safeguard the musical and pedagogical
legacy of the renowned Hungarian
composer, educator and scholar,
Zoltán Kodály,
Downtown of Nyíregyháza Nyíregyháza
Co-Cathedral of Our Lady of
Magyars.The Roman Catholic Church is
one of the best-known buildings in
Nyíregyháza, located at the heart of
the city, on the main square. With its
two towers, simple style and perfect
structure it is an outstanding creature
and monument of the Hungarian
religious architecture.
The church built of brick between 1902
and 1904 in Neo-Romanesque style
was designed by Virgil Nagy and József
Kommerer, architects from Budapest,
and was constructed from the
donations of József Samassa cardinal,
the archbishop of Eger.
Archbishop’s Palace Veszprém
It is the most significant building of the
Veszprém castle It was completed in
1776, and it is interesting that a water
pipe was already built into it then. Its
library and archives are also significant
Calvary Lookout – Bartina Hill Szekszárd
Calvary lookout :  It is located on Bull’s Blood
Bartina hill.From the building standing (wine)
on the hill, a dazzling panorama opens
up in front of us. In addition we can
also admire the surrounding vineyards
and fields

Jósa András Museum Nyíregyháza

The Nyíregyháza county museum has a
European-renowned archaeological
collection, mainly of finds from the
Bronze Age and the period of the
conquest. But it belongs to the
museum also the nearly 10-hectare
ethnographic museum: the Sóstó
Museum Village.
Our Lord's Ascension Co-cathedral Kecskemét
The largest church of Kiskunság
Built between 1774 and 1799
Baroque style

The roots of animated film making go Kecskemét

back in Kecskemét all the way to 1929,
when Kálmán Mátis painter, graphic
artist and drawing teacher made his
artwork titled The Dream of the Little
Boy Scout , which even won an award
in London Well-known series: Water-
Spider, Wonder-Spider, Hungarian Folk
Tales, Tales of King Mathias
Guerrilla sculptor Mihály Kolodko Veszprém
created three mini-sculptures for
Veszprém. The miniature artworks can
be found in touristically frequented
locations in Veszprém. The mini-
statues can be explored individually
using the free map available at the
Tourinform Veszprém office.
Ernő, the Guard
Ödön, the Street Musician,
LeoNora
St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica, also Veszprém
called Veszprém Cathedral
The main cathedral is the main church
of the archdiocese of Veszprém. It got
its present form in 1910, but originally
there was a church here already at the
time of the founding of the state.
Gothic architecture

Saint Stephan Viaduct Veszprém

he viaduct, which can be found in the
Fejes Valley, is one of Veszprém’s well-
known symbols This bridge with its
height of 50 m is one of Hungary’s
highest and most beautiful bridges.

Gisela Chapel Veszprém

This episcopal or royal private chapel
was built by Bishop Robertus. The walls
are covered with Byzantie frescoes of
the apostles painted in the 13th
century which are among the oldest
paintings in Hungary.

The Herend Porcelain Manufactory is a Herend

Hungarian manufacturing company,
specializing in luxury hand painted and
gilded porcelain. Founded in 1826, it is
based in the town of Herend near the
city of Veszprém. In the mid-19th
century it was purveyor to the
Habsburg Dynasty and aristocratic
customers throughout Europe

The Herend Porcelain Manufactory is a

Hungarian manufacturing company,
specializing in luxury hand painted and
gilded porcelain. Founded in 1826, it is
based in the town of Herend near the
city of Veszprém.
In Herend for coating real gold is used
House of Arts: The building used to Szekszárd
house religious communities.
Nowadays the building has a concert
room. Moreover, a lot of
exchibition are organised here

Town Hall was designed by Mihály Szekszárd

Pollack in the Classicist style

Catholic Church Szekszárd
Built in 1805 in Baroque and Copf-
style, the largest single-nave (egyhajós)
Roman Catholic church in Central
Europe

Damjanich János Museum Szolnok

The entire archaeological material of
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county can be
found here, as well as its ethnographic
and fine art collection
Szolnok Gallery Szolnok
The synagogue was built in 1898 with
features of Neo-Romanesque and Neo-
Moorish elements. The building is the
home of Szolnok Gallery that mostly
houses the Art Triannuals organised
since 1975, as well as larger historical,
ethnographical and archaeological
exhibitions, conferences and other
museum and literary events and
concerts
Tiszavirág Bridge Szolnok
Tiszavirág híd (Mayfly Bridge) is a
pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the
river Tisza.

Reformed Church: it is a pentagonal Szolnok

shaped building, planned by Ottó
Sztehló in neo-gothic style, contractor
was Lajos Kocsis

Károly Lookout Tower Sopron

It is the centre and most visited place
of the Park Forest (Lővérek) in Sopron,
and today it is the second symbol of
the town of Sopron after the Fire
Tower.
The two-storey roof terrace of the
nearly 21-meter-high tower offers a
wonderful view of Sopron, Lake Fertő
The Fire Tower is a symbol of the town Sopron
of Sopron. It has Roman foundations,
its cylindrical part is medieval, its
balcony and clock tower are
Renaissance, its dome is Baroque. Its
Loyalty Gate frames the 2,000-year
history of the town centre.
The baroque onion dome of the Fire
Tower rises to a height of 58 meters
with the two-headed eagle

Our Lady's Church (Goat Church) is the Sopron

oldest church in Sopron. It was built
around 1260 on behalf of the Geissel
(Hungarian: Kecskés) family.
Parliaments were also held here,
Ferdinand the third and two Hungarian
queens were also crowned here. Its
clothing collection is also famous.

The Storno Huse Sopron

The baroque building in front of the
Fire Tower took its current shape in the
18th century, when it was owned by
the Festetics family. It was named after
the Storno family of restorers and art
collectors from Switzerland.

Lenck Villa Sopron

It was built in 1892 by the wine
merchant Lenck family. Today it is the
home of the Sopron Museum.
Church of St. Michael Sopron
A parish church founded before the
Tatar invasion. Its first written record
dates back to 1278. Gothic style.

Perhaps the most special attraction of Sopron

Sopron is the Taród Castle, also called
Fool's Castle and Owl Castle. For the
most part, it is the 50-year work of one
single man, István Taródi, who used
150-200 railway cars of stones and
bricks in the course of the construction
until his death in 2010.

The Museum owns archaeological, Békéscsaba

ethnographic, visual arts, historical and
several thousand natural science
museum objects, which is constantly
increasing. Their ornithological
collection is outstanding. Munkácsy's
relics and paintings are among the
most valuable works of art. (Munkácsy
grew up in Békéscsaba.)
The Gyula Castle is the only fully Gyula
preserved lowland Gothic brick castle
in the lowlands of the former Kingdom
of Hungary, which was the country's
final castle from the 16th century

Almássy Castle Gyula

This is the first castle in Hungary in
which a play was presented as early as
1746. The grandfather of the composer
of our anthem lived as a cultural
courtier within its walls - and Ferenc
Erkel himself often visited here.
The exhibition in the castle presents
the history of the building, the life of
the nobles and staff.
Erkel Ferenc Memorial House Gyula
Erkel was born in Gyula

Mini Hungary in Szarvas is not just a Szarvas

model park, but an experience park
that offers guaranteed lasting
memories.

The Arboretum in Szarvas is the largest Szarvas

arboretum in Hungary.

100 Hundred Year Old Confectionary Gyula

ECO-Centre: Poroszló
The centre offers visitors permanent
and temporary exhibitions located on
several floors, as well as a conference
room, a 3D showroom, a playroom and
a scenic lookout tower.
The main attraction of the Lake Tisza
Ecocentre building is the LARGEST
FRESHWATER AQUARIUM SYSTEM IN
EUROPE with a total capacity of nearly
1 million litres: its spectacular design
together with underwater wonders
offer a unique nature experience
Andrássy Castle Tiszadob
It was built by Gyula Andrássy prime
minister in the beginning of the 1880s.
The castle has symbolic 365 windows,
52 rooms, 12 towers, and 4 entrances.
The whole territory inclouded its park
is almost 1000 hectare and completely
protected. Thanks to the renovations
and developements

The museum is filled with dolls dressed Abádszalók

in national costumes. A total of 560
orders of clothing can be seen in
miniature replicas in three locations,
the value of which is increased by the
fact that each outfit contains original
textiles. 240 dolls have been dressed in
national costumes, presented by
diplomats and heads of state from 60
countries.
Lake Tisza’s cycle path, between Tiszafüred
Poroszló and Tiszafüred. The small
circuit around Lake Tisza is barely 70
kilometres long, the bigger circuit is 95-
kilometre-long.
The Bike Centre in Tiszafüred provides
a variety of services for cyclists.

Turul Memorial (In memory of the Tatabánya

Battle of Bánhida in 907)
The statue of a turul bird, an ancient
Hungarian symbol has been watching
the landscape below from a limestone
peak near Tatabánya. It is believed to
be the biggest bird statue in Europe,
and indeed, its considerable size makes
it visible from far. No wonder it has
become the symbol of the town.

Tata Castle: Built On the shore of the Tata

Old-lake around 1400, by King
Zsigmond. King Matthias liked it very
much as a summer residence. It was
burnt by Habsburgs and later
renovated. This is the only castle in
Hungary that is surrounded by the
original moat defense system. Today it
houses a local history museum.
Eszterházy Castle Tata
It was the residence of the family from
1770. It is interesting that it suffered
from Napoleon
due to defeat, the Habsburg ruler
Ferenc I fled here with his court. He
also signed the Peace of Schönbrunn
here. A theater building was also built
next to the castle.
System of Fortifcations in Komárom- Komárom
Komárno - It is on the Tentaive List
(waiting) of UNESCO World Heritage
Sites.
Komárom is the "city of fortresses",
the Csillag, Igmándi and Monostori
fortresses can also be visited on the
Hungarian side. There are 14 building
parts in total, which lie on 58 hectares.
Its most spectacular building is the
Commanter tower, which can be seen
from the Danube.

Kamalduli Monastery (took a vow of Majk

silence) monks. There is also a visitor
center and exhibitions here, but they
also provide accommodation in
hermitages for tourists who want to
retreat.

The musical fountain in Sóstó plays Nyíregyháza

well-known tunes and hits. One of the
largest and most spectacular musical
fountains in the country is located
in the resort area of Sóstógyógyfürdő,