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Kecskemét Planetarium
Magyarország, 6000 Kecskemét, Lánchíd utca 18
Kecskemét Town Hall Visitor Centre
Magyarország, 6000 Kecskemét, Kossuth tér 1
Keleti Railway Station Budapest-Keleti Railway Station is not only Hungary's busiest railway hub but also one of the capital's most impressive and internationally renowned architectural masterpieces. Opened in 1884, the station stands as a monumental testament to the technological advancements of its time and the economic prosperity of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, retaining its original function and historical grandeur to this day.
Magyarország, 1087 Budapest, VIII. kerület, Kerepesi út 2-4
Keresztúri Guesthouse Ideal for both longer and shorter stays for families, small business groups, friend groups. The guesthouse can be reached through a calm, quiet inner garden, and it is guaranteed to be safe, child friendly, and accessible.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 85
Killer Lake and Bicaz Gorge One of the most unique natural regions of the Eastern Carpathians is Killer Lake and the adjoining Bicaz Gorge, nestled within the embrace of the Nagyhagymás Mountains. The area's extraordinary beauty is defined by its unique geological formations, wild gorges, and place names that evoke a mysterious past.
Románia, 535502 Gyilkosvölgyi Telep
Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) - The Golden Pavilion of Kyoto Nestled at the foot of Kyoto's northern hills, floating above a mirror-like pond, shines one of Japan's most iconic and captivating architectural wonders, Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺), commonly known as the Golden Pavilion of Kyoto. Officially named Rokuon-ji, this Zen Buddhist temple is not only a perfect symbiosis of Japanese aesthetics and nature but also a living heritage that sheds light on today's most pressing challenges and solutions in sustainable tourism.
Japán, 603-8361 Kyoto, Kinkakujichō
Kiskunság National Park Directorate
Magyarország, 6000 Kecskemét, Hunyadiváros, Liszt Ferenc utca 19
Kobe Port Museum The Kobe Port Museum is one of the new, modern "experience hubs" in Kobe's waterfront district: a multifunctional building where visuals, urban leisure, and gastronomy come together in one place. The museum's uniqueness is evident even from the outside: according to the official description, the building's design was inspired by "rising land" and "eroding water," reflecting its connection to the port city environment.
Japán, 650-0041 Kobe, 7
Kőlyuk of Kishartyán – A Gateway to the Miocene Past in the Novohrad–Nógrád Geopark Located on the western edge of the village of Kishartyán, the Kőlyuk (“Stone Hole”) is a striking natural cavity carved into a limestone cliff.
Kondorosi Inn The Kondorosi Inn is the most iconic building in Kondoros, located in the heart of the town. According to some sources, the original inn was demolished in the early 1820s and replaced with a massive brick fortress, which featured mysterious hiding places, tunnels, and labyrinths within its walls. It is said that the famous outlaw Sándor Rózsa himself escaped his pursuers through the tunnel system beneath the inn. The "old inn," believed to have been lost due to walling up in the 1910s, regained its former shape by 1985. Since 2002, the Kondorosi Inn has been owned by the town. Thanks to a successful grant, it was renovated and now operates not only as a restaurant renowned far and wide for its excellent cuisine but also as an inn museum. The collection housed here offers insight into the lives of the once-famous outlaws and, thanks to the diligent collecting efforts of locals, includes countless old household items that were still common in every home just a few decades ago but are now rarely seen. Thanks to the latest developments, the local history collection has been further expanded, and the inn museum has become interactive. Sándor Rózsa can be brought to life not only through his wax figure, wanted poster, or signature but also virtually, as visitors can take his place among the outlaws and shoot at stagecoaches from horseback. With the help of the "escape museum," visitors can not only observe but actively participate in re-enacted historical events and traditional programmes, such as dressing in outlaw attire or trying their hand at cracking a bullwhip.
Magyarország, 5553 Kondoros, Hősök útja 23
Korond Snail Hill On the edge of the Korond Basin, near the picturesque village of Korond, lies Korond Snail Hill (in Romanian, Dealul Melcilor), which holds unique geological treasures. The area is officially a geological nature reserve, designated as protected in 2000, and is currently classified as a locally significant protected area in Harghita County.
Románia, 537060 Korond
Kováts Photography Museum The Kováts Photography Museum operates in the city centre of Odorheiu Secuiesc and uniquely showcases over one and a half centuries of photography history as Transylvania's first permanent photography exhibition space. The museum was established from the private collection of the Kováts family and has been passionately and expertly maintained ever since – offering visitors not only technical equipment but also human stories and glimpses into a bygone world.
Románia, 535600 Odorheiu Secuiesc, Strada Kossuth Lajos 24
Lake Hévíz /Hévíz Saint Andrew Rheumatology Hospital and Thermal Spa/ Lake Hévíz is the world's largest biologically active natural thermal lake, refreshing both body and soul.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz
Lake Saint Anne Lake Saint Anne is Romania's only volcanic lake, located in the heart of Transylvania, within the Kozmás–Tusnád–Lázárfalva area of the Csomád–Bálványos region. Its crystal-clear waters and the crater walls, shaped like a candlestick, exude a mystical charm while carrying a deeper message: the importance of safeguarding and sustainably preserving natural treasures.
Románia, 535100 Tusnádfürdő
Lázár Castle Located in the heart of Lăzarea, Lázár Castle is one of the most beautiful and significant surviving examples of Transylvanian Renaissance architecture. The fortified castle, with its battlements and four towers, was considered one of the most attractive aristocratic residences of the 17th century. Tradition holds that Gabriel Bethlen, Prince of Transylvania, spent part of his childhood here.
Románia, 537135 Gyergyószárhegy
Lídrind Porta At Lídrind Porta, every bite is crafted from home-reared beef, using natural methods and handmade processes, completely free from additives. Lídia Berkovics-Tarsoly combined her family heritage with the precision of accounting to build her small-scale operation, where every meat product reflects genuine care and expertise. The products contain no additives, no accelerated processes – just natural ingredients, time, and attention. Thanks to her close-to-nature livestock farming, Lídia creates products that are delicious in their own right. Moreover, during your visit to the farm, you'll meet a family that treats their animals with respect. Visit them and taste their delicacies!
Magyarország, 8795 Zalaszentgrót, Csáford
Lendava Castle Lendava Castle stands above the old part of the town on a steep hill rising amidst picturesque wine-growing hills. The castle in its current form succeeded a medieval castle that once stood on this very site. The original castle was built in the 12th century, as suggested by the frescoes in the castle chapel. Over the years, the castle underwent several transformations, particularly during the rule of the Bánffy family. During that time, the area was ravaged by Turkish invasions, but the Turks never managed to capture Lendava Castle. The castle suffered significant damage during these attacks, so in 1712, the last owners, the noble Esterházy family, restored and rebuilt it in the shape of the letter L as a gesture of gratitude to Emperor Leopold I. The castle underwent its last major renovation in the 19th century when it was thoroughly restored. Today, it houses the Lendava Gallery-Museum, established in 1973. The gallery's collection preserves the artistic heritage of Lendava's artists and a collection of artworks created during traditional international art colonies. In recent years, Lendava Castle has hosted prominent exhibitions of world-renowned art giants, including displays by Pablo Picasso, Francisco de Goya, Rembrandt, and Joan Miró.
Slovenia, 9220 Lendava, Bánffyjev trg 1
Lendava Synagogue The Lendava Synagogue is one of the preserved monuments of the once-thriving Jewish community, which was a driving force behind the development of Lendava until the Second World War.
Slovenia, 9220 Lendava, Spodnja ulica 5
Leonardo3 Museum – The World of Leonardo The Leonardo3 Museum – The World of Leonardo is one of Milan's best-located, interactive museums: situated at the entrance of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, from the Piazza della Scala side, directly on the Duomo–Scala city axis. The museum is entirely dedicated to showcasing Leonardo da Vinci's artistic, scientific, and engineering legacy, particularly through immersive interpretations of his inventions, machines, drawings, and digital reconstructions.
Olaszország, 20121 Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 11
Liberty Bridge The Liberty Bridge is one of Budapest's most famous Danube bridges, connecting Fővám Square and Szent Gellért Square. Opened in 1896, the crossing was originally named Franz Joseph Bridge and played a key role in shaping modern Budapest as the city's third bridge. It is easily recognisable by its distinctive green steel structure and the turul birds adorning its pillars.
Magyarország, 1056 Budapest, V. kerület
Liberty Statue Standing tall at the highest point of Gellért Hill, near the eastern bastion of the Citadel, is perhaps the most iconic figure of the Hungarian capital. The female figure holding a palm branch aloft not only dominates the skyline but also bears witness to Budapest's turbulent history and constant renewal. Following the major reconstruction in 2025–2026, the statue and its surroundings now exemplify modern, sustainable, and inclusive tourism.
Magyarország, 1118 Citadella, XI. kerület, Citadella sétány 1
Lillafüred Chairlift The Lillafüred Chairlift offers a unique experience for visitors eager to explore the beauty of the Bükk Mountains from above.
Hungary, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred, Lillafüredi Libegő
Lillafüred Forest Railway The Lillafüred Forest Railway, commonly known as LÁEV (Lillafüred State Forest Railway), is one of Hungary’s most popular narrow-gauge railways.
Hungary, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred
Lillafüred Hanging Garden An unmissable experience offering unparalleled sights in every season, featuring six thematic terraces.
Magyarország, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred, Fazola sétány

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