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Acropolis The Acropolis of Athens is not just a collection of ruins but a cornerstone of Western architecture and urban culture: a sacred space built on a rocky ridge that served as the religious, political, and symbolic centre of the city for centuries. The majority of the remains visible today date back to the 5th century BC, during the rebuilding period after the Persian Wars, when Athens, under Pericles, became the dominant power of the Greek world. Its outstanding universal value is recognised by UNESCO: the Acropolis is a World Heritage Site and one of the most complete surviving examples of ancient Greek monumental complexes.
Görögország, 105 58 Athina, Theorias 51
Akasztó Fishing Park and Fish Tavern
Magyarország, 6221 Akasztó
Apollo Beach Apollo Beach (Ștrandul Apollo) is not just another bath among many; it is the oldest and most significant outdoor bathing complex in Băile Felix and the entire region. The area's thermal water culture dates back to a Vatican document from 1221, which first mentioned the hot springs near Oradea Fortress.
Románia, 417500 Băile Felix, Victoria 30
Apor Bastion Towering above Băile Tușnad, on the slopes of Szurdok-tető, stands the picturesque Apor Bastion, which serves not only as a lookout point but also as a cultural landmark, playing an important role in the life of the region. Built in 1883, at the end of the 19th century, the structure was realised at the initiative of Baron Károly Apor, with the aim of providing a resting and viewing point for spa visitors – thus, the bastion never served a military purpose.
Románia, 535100 Băile Tușnad, Aleea Sfânta Ana 19
Aragon Castle The Castello Aragonese is an iconic landmark of Ischia: a fortress and monastery complex perched on a dark volcanic rock, connected to the old town of Ischia Ponte by a stone bridge. The castle is both a historic site and a 'panoramic attraction': from its walls and terraces, there are stunning views of the Bay of Naples and the coastline of Ischia.
Olaszország, 80077 Ischia
Aranymonostor Visitor Centre
Magyarország, 6114 Bugacpusztaháza, 54102
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Located at the foot of the mountains on the western edge of Kyoto, the iconic path of the Arashiyama district offers one of the world's most unique natural and acoustic experiences. The ethereal light filtering through the towering bamboo stalks and the gentle rustling sound of the trunks swaying in the wind create an atmosphere so special that Japan's Ministry of the Environment has included it on the list of the '100 Soundscapes of Japan'. This green corridor is not just a visual wonder but a living intersection of nature and history, addressing some of the most pressing questions of sustainable tourism today.
Japán, 616-8375 Kyoto, Sagatenryuji Tateishicho
Arch of Constantine Standing right next to the Colosseum, this is Rome's largest and best-preserved triumphal arch. The monumental three-arched gateway not only commemorates a victorious battle but also marks a turning point in history: it is the last major structure erected by the Roman Empire, still following pagan rituals but already at the dawn of Christianity.
Olaszország, 00184 Roma, Piazza del Colosseo
Archaeological Open Storage The Archaeological Open Storage is part of the Herman Ottó Museum’s storage facility in Miskolc, offering visitors a glimpse into the world of archaeological artifacts.
Hungary, 3532 Miskolc, Tímármalom utca 32
Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran (Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano) The Lateran Basilica is not just an impressive building in the heart of Rome but the highest-ranking church in the Catholic world. Its inscription proudly proclaims: “Omnium urbis et orbis ecclesiarum mater et caput” – meaning the mother and head of all churches in the city and the world. This is the official cathedral of the Bishop of Rome, the Pope, which served as the papal seat for centuries before the Vatican assumed that role.
Olaszország, 00184 Roma, Piazza San Giovanni In Laterano
Avas Avas, the iconic hill of Miskolc, has long been a defining feature of the city’s landscape.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Rákóczi Ferenc utca 25
Avas Arboretum The Avas Arboretum, also known as the Dr. Imre Adorján Pine Collection, is a true green oasis in the heart of Miskolc, having become one of the city’s gems over the past thirty years.
Hungary, 3529 Miskolc, Perczel Mór utca
Avas Church and Bell Tower The Avas Bell Tower, known for its chimes marking the passing of time since 1941, is one of Miskolc’s most recognizable symbols.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Papszer utca 14
Avas Lookout Tower The Avas Lookout Tower, a symbol of Miskolc, is not only a landmark of the city but also a site of Hungarian historical significance.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Avasi TV torony
Baglyaskő – Locally Protected Natural Heritage Site Baglyaskő Natural Site, near Salgótarján, is a unique example of sustainably showcasing geological, cultural, and ecological values. This location offers an exceptional experience for visitors interested in sustainable tourism.
Baja Observatory Foundation
Magyarország, 6500 Baja
Baja Ship Mill Association
Magyarország, 6500 Baja, Türr Emlékmű part
Bárna – Nagy-kő The 519-meter-high Nagy-kő is a locally significant protected natural area easily accessible from the village of Bárna. Hikers can reach the summit via the blue trail through the scenic Zához Valley or along the blue triangle route.
Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore Santa Maria Maggiore (Basilica of Saint Mary Major) is one of the most significant churches dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the Christian world. Perched atop the Esquiline Hill, the building is a perfect example of Rome's layered history: ancient walls, medieval mosaics, a Renaissance coffered ceiling, and a Baroque façade come together in unique harmony. This basilica is a site of artistic continuity and spiritual brilliance.
Olaszország, 00100 Roma, Piazza di Santa Maria Maggiore
Baths of Caracalla Located in the southern part of Rome, at the foot of the Aventine Hill, lies one of the ancient world's most impressive and best-preserved public baths. The Baths of Caracalla were not just a place for bathing: they served as a community hub, gym, library, and recreational park for the ancient Romans. For I-DEST.com readers, this site is a prime example of "slow tourism," where walking among the monumental walls allows us to experience the everyday life of antiquity.
Olaszország, 00153 Roma, Viale delle Terme di Caracalla
Bér Andesite Slide and Stone Sea Nestled among the hills of the Cserhát region, near the village of Bér, lies one of the most spectacular and scientifically significant sites of the Novohrad-Nógrád Geopark. The unique rock formation, known as the 'andesite slide,' offers excitement not only for geologists but also provides a breathtaking sight for nature enthusiasts.
Magyarország, 3045 Bér
Blessing Christ Statue One of the most impressive and striking modern sacred monuments of the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region is the Blessing Christ Statue towering over the Ócsanó Hill above Tarcal. This monumental creation is not only a pilgrimage site for the faithful but also one of the most popular destinations for tourists and active leisure seekers visiting the region, offering unparalleled views of the Hegyalja vineyards and the meeting point of the Great Plain.
Magyarország, 3915 Tarcal
Bodrog river - a Living River, Floodplain Heritage and Sustainable Water-Based Experiences The Bodrog river is one of the most distinctive floodplain rivers of the Carpathian Basin, shaping the everyday life of communities along its banks for centuries. Settlement patterns, transport routes and traditional livelihoods have long adapted to the river’s water regime: older village centres were typically established on higher ground to avoid floods, while floodplain meadows, gallery forests and oxbow lakes formed a diverse and dynamic landscape closer to the river. The Bodrog represented not only a challenge, but also a vital resource. Its fish-rich waters, riverside orchards and meadows, and its humid microclimate contributed to local livelihoods and, in several areas, indirectly supported the unique climatic conditions of the Tokaj wine region.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 16
Mohos Peat Bog The Mohos Peat Bog (Tinovul Mohoș) offers a unique nature conservation experience in Székely Land, located at an altitude of 1,050 metres in the Csomád Mountains. It is the second crater lake, separated from Lake Saint Anne by a narrow ridge, and is a remnant of what was once a much larger crater lake. Today, an 80-hectare flat area is covered by a thick peat layer up to 10 metres deep – an area that was once four times larger than Lake Saint Anne. Mohos is home to Europe's botanical rarities: the round-leaved sundew – Transylvania's only carnivorous plant – as well as bog cranberry, red and black bilberry, bog rosemary, bog sedge, and over 20 species of moss can be found here.
Románia, 535100 Tusnádfürdő
Boldogkő Castle Perched on a narrow, dragon-back-like volcanic ridge above the Hernád Valley, amidst the rolling peaks of the Zemplén Mountains, stands Boldogkő Castle. This fortress, located on the crag of Bodókő Hill, enchants visitors not only with its robust stone walls and iconic wooden bridge but also with its ancient legends, where history and imagination seamlessly intertwine.
Magyarország, 3885 Boldogkőváralja, külterület
Borša Castle In the village of Borša (Borsi) in eastern Slovakia, close to the Slovak–Hungarian border, the Rákóczi Castle offers a welcoming entry point into the region’s shared Central European heritage.
Brandenburg Gate The Brandenburg Gate is one of Berlin's most recognisable landmarks: it serves as a city gate, a historical monument, and a symbol of modern Germany's reunification. It stands on Pariser Platz at the western end of Unter den Linden boulevard, on the axis leading towards Tiergarten. The gate's appearance is iconic both day and night; walking beneath it is a quintessential 'Berlin experience' that requires no entry ticket and fits well into pedestrian sightseeing routes.
Németország, 10117 Berlin, Mitte, Pariser Platz
Bréda Castle of Vásárhely The building stood abandoned for many years. After its renovation, it now operates as a cultural visitor centre and a tourist attraction. Every evening, after sunset, a unique light art display is showcased on the façade of the castle, which is set in a stunning environment. Events and weddings held in the surrounding historic park can become elegant and unforgettable memories, earning it the prestigious award of Best Wedding Venue in Békés County in 2016. Inside the building, visitors can explore numerous fascinating features, such as the Foucault pendulum located in the dome room, with a unique dome painting visible 15 metres above it. The rooms bring the castle's and the family's history to life, and visitors can also gain insight into the daily life of the estate. Several models have been placed in the visitor area. Interactive installations and 3D projections illustrate the renovation work of the castle. Numerous pieces of furniture and furnishings characteristic of the castle's era are on display. The basement houses the Hungarikum Centre, showcasing the internationally renowned values and prides of Békés County. The castle grounds also feature a restaurant and an event marquee, suitable for hosting various events.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
Bulgárföld Black Poplar Hidden among the apartment buildings in the Bulgárföld district of Miskolc lies a true natural treasure: the over 200-year-old black poplar of Bulgárföld, the oldest tree in Miskolc.
Hungary, 3534 Miskolc, Fazola Henrik utca 2
Bust of Dr László Hidasi Dr László Hidasi worked as a village doctor in Gádoros for 42 years. He was one of those rare individuals who dedicated his life to his profession. On 24 November 1962, upon his retirement, his work was honoured with a beautiful village ceremony. In 1991, the local council named a street after him. In 1993, to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth, the local community initiated the renaming of the square in front of the town hall to Dr László Hidasi Memorial Park by the local council, and a bust created by sculptor Béla Tóth was erected in the park. The bust faces the medical practice where he worked and lived with his family.
Magyarország, 5932 Gádoros, Doktor Hidasi László utca
Búza Square For centuries, Búza Square has played a key role in the life of Miskolc as a central hub for markets and transportation.
Hungary, 3526 Miskolc, Bethlen Gábor utca 6
Casa de Pilatos / House of Pilate Located in the heart of Seville, the Casa de Pilatos is one of the most unique gems of Andalusian architecture. This palace is not just a historical monument but a living example of how a building can remain relevant and sustainable for centuries amidst changing environmental and social conditions.
Spanyolország, 41003 Sevilla, Casco Antiguo, Plaza de Pilatos 1
Castle of the Angel The Castle of the Angel is one of Rome's most versatile landmarks: over the centuries, it has served as an imperial mausoleum, an impregnable fortress, a lavish papal palace, and a notorious prison. With its golden-brown walls towering over the banks of the Tiber and the statue-adorned bridge in front of it, this building is an inseparable part of the city's landscape, encapsulating Rome's two-thousand-year transformation.
Olaszország, 00193 Roma, Lungotevere Castello 50
Catacombs of San Gennaro The San Gennaro Catacombs are one of Naples' most unique sites: an extensive, multi-level underground burial and memorial system where the city's early Christian era becomes almost tangible. The experience of visiting is not based on the 'dark, narrow passages' romance but on walking through spacious, basilica-like areas and burial chambers, while frescoes, inscriptions, and symbolic motifs tell stories of faith, community, and remembrance.
Olaszország, 80136 Napoli, Via Capodimonte 13
Children's Museum Vienna The Children's Museum Vienna – Schönbrunn Palace is one of Vienna's most unique family attractions, offering experiential learning for children and families within the historic Schönbrunn Palace grounds, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ausztria, 1100 Wien, Hietzing, Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47
Church of Our Lady of Fatima and its wooden panels, Lőkösháza The current church was built to replace the modest prayer house.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Tarcal Located on the main street of Tarcal, in the heart of Tokaj-Hegyalja, stands one of the most significant architectural landmarks of the town – the Roman Catholic Church dedicated to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. This graceful Baroque building is not only a centre of local religious life but also a key site reflecting the rich history, artistic heritage of the wine region, and Central European pilgrimage tourism.
Magyarország, 3915 Tarcal
Church of the Pilgrimage of Csíksomlyó The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Csíksomlyó is one of the most renowned sacred centres in Székely Land, serving for centuries as a key site for religious life, community cohesion, and cultural heritage. Nestled among the Harghita Mountains, it offers a unique natural and spiritual atmosphere.
Románia, Miercurea Ciuc, Strada Szék 148
Citadel Perched atop Gellért Hill, the Citadel is one of Budapest's most complex historical landmarks. Once a Habsburg fortress built to intimidate, it has transformed over the centuries into a symbol of Hungarian freedom and a showcase for the city's panoramic views. Following the major reconstruction in 2025–2026, the complex shed its austere character for good: its walls were opened in several places, and inside, a vast green park and modern exhibition spaces were created.
Magyarország, 1118 Budapest, XI. kerület, Citadella sétány 1
City Hall The City Hall in Miskolc is a central complex of buildings located at the end of the main pedestrian street, comprising four sections.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Városház tér 8
Colosseum The Colosseum is not just the most iconic symbol of Rome but of the entire ancient world. Originally known as the Amphitheatrum Flavium, it opened its doors in AD 80 and has since stood as a testament to the grandeur, technical prowess, and complex societal structure of the Roman Empire. For I-DEST.com readers, visiting the Colosseum is an ethical and historical journey, offering a chance to confront both the glory and the darker sides of the past.
Olaszország, 00184 Roma, Piazza del Colosseo 1
Corvus-Kora Róbert Corvus-Kora Róbert has lived and worked in Lőkösháza since his childhood. His first major success came at the age of 16 in Budapest, where one of his paintings was awarded a certificate. He was greatly influenced by Renaissance art and 17th-century Dutch artists, aspiring to paint in their style. He has created several public sculptures and monuments from marble and limestone. Always passionate about monumental, life-sized depictions, he decided to paint his first 9x4.5-metre panoramic painting for the Hungarian Millennium in 1996. A total of nine panoramic paintings have been completed. His future plan is to create another 9x4.5-metre painting and build a circular hall to house the artworks. The building will be unique in the world, as no such circular hall exists that contains ten panoramic paintings, each exploring a different theme. The artist regularly supports Lőkösháza. His works adorn the public spaces and interiors of the village, such as the St. Stephen statue, the cross in front of the church, the Trianon memorial, and the monument commemorating the 1956 Revolution and War of Independence. He has also erected statues in memory of Jenő Gávai Gaál and Tibor Frigyes Májer. The columbarium wall and the crucifix in the local cemetery are also his contributions. His paintings decorate the Community Centre and the Mayor's Office. His ninth panoramic painting can be viewed at the Petőfi Sándor Community Centre in Lőkösháza by prior arrangement. Appointments can be made with the artist for guided tours.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
Csorgókő Waterfall The Csorgókő Waterfall (in Romanian, Cascada Csorgókő) is one of the most famous natural attractions in Székelyvarság. Hidden in a valley covered with pine forests, at the meeting point of the Gurghiu Mountains and the Harghita Mountains, this picturesque cascade is fed by crystal-clear, ice-cold spring water. The waterfall is not only a spectacular natural formation but also a symbol of untouched nature for locals and visitors alike.
Románia, 537350 Székelyvarság
Dám Pont Visitor Center The DámPont Ecotourism Visitor Centre is located in the town of Tamási, adjacent to the Miklósvár Forest, and serves as one of the region’s most important hubs for environmental education and visitor engagement. It offers a complex and immersive experience, where nature, history, and tradition are harmoniously balanced. The centre is an ideal destination for school excursions, family outings, or even as a stop along a sustainable travel itinerary.
Hungary, 7090 Tamási, Hársfa utca 92
Deák Square Deák Square is one of the key historical and cultural centers of downtown Miskolc, where the city’s past and present meet.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Tárkányi Béla utca 1
Diatreme of Tachty A diatreme is a unique geological formation of volcanic origin. It forms when gas-rich magma from the deeper layers of the Earth suddenly and explosively erupts toward the surface.
Szlovákia, 980 34 Tajti
Dobozi Reformed Church Located in the centre of Doboz village, in the middle of Kossuth Square, stands the Reformed Church, rich in historical and cultural significance. It was built between 1794 and 1798 during the ministry of Sámuel Kállai M.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Kossuth tér 1
Dragon Rock (Sárkányszikla) of Nemti – Legends Carved in Stone The Dragon Rock, or Sárkányszikla, is a striking natural sandstone formation located near the village of Nemti, within the Novohrad–Nógrád Geopark. This unique site holds both geological and cultural value, attracting nature lovers and legend seekers alike.
Ellipsum Ellipsum, the new bath complex in Miskolctapolca, attracts visitors with its distinctive ellipsoid-shaped halls.
Hungary, 3519 Miskolc, Miskolctapolca, Aradi sétány 1
Erzsébet Square Erzsébet Square, though the smallest square in Miskolc, is one of its most beautiful, with all its buildings constructed in an eclectic style during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Erzsébet tér 2-4
Exaltation of the Holy Cross Catholic Church and Crypt Behind the former castle, surrounded by a branch of the Dead Black Körös River, lies a 3.7-hectare castle park, designed by the Wenckheim family in the 1880s. At the highest point of the park stands the neo-Romanesque-style Holy Cross Chapel and Crypt, often referred to as the 'jewel box' of the area. In 1902, Count Dénes built the neo-Romanesque patronal church and the round cemetery chapel, the crypt, based on plans by Viktor Siedek, a Viennese architect. The chapel cost 250,000 crowns. The foundation of the church was dug out in just one week in 1857 by local labourers from Doboz. The buildings were consecrated on 7 June 1902 by Bishop Lőrinc Schlauch of Várad. According to contemporary accounts, at the Gerla bridge, a hundred horsemen welcomed the bishop performing the consecration, escorting him to the church entrance. For the celebratory lunch following the consecration, 800 meal tickets were distributed among the construction workers. The interior is richly decorated, with every column and staircase in the church made of marble. The colourful windows, the three altarpieces, and the ceiling paintings, featuring mosaics covered with 24-carat gold leaf, were created by Tyrolean artists. The church and its associated family crypt can be visited by prior arrangement.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Sport utca
Fenékpusztai Estate The Fenékpusztai Estate is an experience and cultural centre established on the site of a historically significant 19th-century Festetics stud farm, located just 6 km from Keszthely. The estate was purchased by the Festetics family in 1739 and soon became one of the region's prominent centres for Hungarian horse breeding and equestrian sports. The estate played a key role in the development of domestic racehorse breeding, and the horses bred here gained international fame during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
Magyarország, 8360 Keszthely, Fenékpuszta 1
Nádasdy Ferenc Museum The Nádasdy Castle in Sárvár is one of Hungary's historic monuments that has survived the storms of centuries in perfect condition. The castle's and museum's most beautiful room is the ceremonial hall built by Ferenc III Nádasdy. The ceiling frescoes, completed in 1653, depict the battles fought between 1591 and 1602 by Ferenc II Nádasdy, the famous 'Black Bey', a hero of the wars against the Turks. The museum's decorative arts collection is also diverse. The hussar history exhibition is Europe's only standalone hussar exhibition open to visitors. The map history exhibition features original map engravings from the 16th to 18th centuries, depicting Hungary and its surroundings. Take the time to discover the treasures of the museum. Step through the gateway to timeless secrets! It's worth it.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Várkerület utca 1
Festetics Palace The Festetics Palace in Keszthely is not only one of Hungary's most visited monuments but also an intellectual hub that has symbolised progress, education, and a love for nature for centuries. For the mindful traveller, this destination is where historical grandeur meets exemplary heritage preservation.
Magyarország, 8360 Keszthely, Kastély utca 1
Field of Knightly Tournaments Fascination with the medieval era captivates people of all ages, whether through literature, films, or modern video games.
Hungary, 3534 Miskolc, Diósgyőr, Tapolcarét
Fisherman's Bastion If there's one place in Budapest you can never tire of, it's the Fisherman's Bastion. Whether you're passing by for the hundredth time or seeing it for the first, the intricate stone towers and the panoramic view of the Danube never fail to take your breath away. But how did this medieval fortress become the capital's most photographed spot, and what can we do to ensure that our grandchildren can marvel at it just as much?
Magyarország, 1014 Budapest, I. kerület
Földes Ferenc Secondary School Földes Ferenc High School is one of Miskolc's most renowned secondary schools, with a long history and a national reputation.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Kelemen Didák utca 5
Forgách-Liphtay Castle Museum Nestled among the hills of the Cserhát region, the town of Szécsény boasts its most prominent architectural and historical landmark: the Forgách Castle. This impressive Baroque-style complex is not only a defining jewel of the Nógrád landscape but also a silent witness to numerous pivotal events in Hungarian history. Today, the castle and its surroundings exemplify the perfect symbiosis of cultural heritage preservation, active museum life, and sustainable rural development, making it a prime destination for conscious travellers.
Magyarország, 3170 Szécsény, Ady Endre út 7
Former Quarry of Sámsonháza, Geological Interpretive Site The former quarry located on the southern peak of Vár Hill, near the village of Sámsonháza, is one of the outstanding geotourism sites of the Novohrad–Nógrád UNESCO Global Geopark.
Former Synagogue According to the census of 1723-24, there were already 7 Jewish families living in Bodrogkeresztúr, and their number increased steadily during the 18th century. The strengthening of the community and the religious life is shown by the fact that the first rabbi of the Jewish community of Pest, Israel Wahrmann, was the rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr prior to 1765, and there are records from the same year that the Bodrogkeresztúr fair was visited by Jewish merchants from Pest county. A few decades later, in 1786, 256 Jewish inhabitants were recorded in the settlement, in 65 households.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 30
Fortified Church of Cârța On a small hill, on a rise of Madics Hill, stands the Fortified Church of Cârța (in Romanian, Cârța), dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The Gothic church, built in the 14th–15th centuries, is surrounded by 8–10 metre high stone walls and bastions, which served as protection against Turkish and Tatar attacks. The church symbolises the shared strength and faith of the four surrounding villages – it was a joint creation of the residents of Cârța, Jenőfalva, Dánfalva, and Madaras. The gate tower and the four-storey bell tower were built in the 15th–16th centuries and later heightened. The church interior was later remodelled in Baroque style, but the Gothic sanctuary has been preserved.
Románia, 537035 Ineu, DJ125 10
Forum Romanum The Forum Romanum is not just a collection of ruins; it is the very space where the fate of the Roman Empire was decided. For centuries, this valley was the political, religious, and commercial hub of Europe and the Mediterranean. Visiting the Forum offers a profound historical immersion, where every stone tells a story of laws, triumphs, or downfalls.
Olaszország, 00186 Róma
Fushimi Inari-taisha Located in the southern part of Kyoto, at the foot of Mount Inari, Fushimi Inari-taisha is one of Japan's most ancient, spectacular, and spiritually significant shrine complexes. The mysterious tunnels formed by thousands of vibrant orange-vermilion torii gates and the stone statues guarding the shrine grounds offer an unparalleled experience. This site is not only one of the most important centres of the Japanese Shinto religion but also a key testing ground for modern tourism, where millennia-old traditions meet the challenges of sustainability.
Japán, 612-0882 Kyoto, Fukakusa Yabunouchichō
Galleria Borghese The gallery located in the heart of Villa Borghese park is not just a museum but a "jewel box of art collecting". Cardinal Scipione Borghese, one of the greatest art patrons (and notorious art thieves) of the 17th century, built this villa to provide a worthy home for his priceless collection. For I-DEST.com readers, this destination represents the pinnacle of quality tourism, where visitor numbers are strictly limited to protect the artworks.
Olaszország, 00197 Roma, Piazzale Scipione Borghese 5
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of Milan's most renowned architectural and urban icons. The covered passage between Piazza del Duomo and the Scala opera house is not just a shopping arcade but Milan's historic 'living room': a prestigious meeting place, urban promenade, luxury shopping hub, and architectural attraction all in one. Even the official city tourism website, YesMilano, describes it as Milan's 'grand drawing room', the city's elegant reception area.
Olaszország, 20123 Milánó
Gallery The "Miskolc Anno" exhibition at the Herman Ottó Museum uniquely combines art and history.
Hungary, Miskolc
Geist Promenade and Families' Island The Varrodai Lake is located in the heart of Kondoros, making it a popular spot for evening strolls. Joggers, cyclists, and dog walkers often enjoy circling it. On one side, it is bordered by the Petőfi István Primary School and Dormitory, making it a convenient and pleasant venue for school children's day and parent-organised children's events. On the other side, it is bordered by the Betyár Adventure Playground along with the outdoor sports park, making it a favourite spot for all age groups in the town. On summer evenings, fishing along its banks is a common sight. Additionally, it is situated near several popular attractions, such as the Slovak-Hungarian Landscape and Creative House, the Kondorosi Inn, and the Town Hall. A particularly significant part of the lake is the promenade and Families' Island, which is a very popular venue for outdoor weddings and also hosts film screenings. In winter, when the lake's ice is thick enough, it becomes a beloved spot for ice skaters. The lake features flora similar to that of the Great Plain's irrigation canals and has been planted with water lilies. It is home to numerous fish species and serves as a natural nesting site for wild ducks. Grey herons and storks have also been spotted along its shores.
Magyarország, 5553 Kondoros, Tóparti köz
Gömöri Railway Station Gömöri Railway Station, Miskolc’s smaller train station, has been serving passengers and shipments headed to the northern region for over 125 years and is a true Neo-Renaissance masterpiece.
Hungary, 3526 Miskolc
Granary Designed by Miklós Ybl The Granary is a historic building constructed in 1863. It is an outstanding industrial and architectural monument of the village, built based on the designs of Miklós Ybl for the former Wenckheim estate. This granary is a true forerunner of modern architectural endeavours. The building has a T-shaped floor plan, is three storeys high, and features a closed block structure with simple recessed Gothic-style windows. Between the windows are vertical pilasters running upwards, with a cornice above the second floor. The openings on the third floor crown the building like pearls, which is topped with a low gable roof. The block is connected to the adjacent drying tower by a single arched opening up to the second floor. This served as a covered passageway for transport carts. The larger rectangular section was suitable for grain storage on three levels and functioned as the granary. Perpendicular to this wing is the silo section, which is also three storeys high. It features a semicircular vault in the middle, and on the right side was the drying silo. In 1985, the roof, which had been severely damaged by a storm, was restored, but no further work was carried out. Until 1944, the granary was used by the estate and later by the Agricultural Cooperative, followed by the Békés County Grain Trading and Milling Company. In 1962, the Petőfi Agricultural Cooperative of Doboz purchased the building. The cooperative's management, recognising the rapid deterioration of the structure, planned its renovation but was unable to secure the necessary funds. Despite its significantly deteriorated condition today, the granary is still considered an agricultural heritage site. It is currently in private ownership.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Magtár sor
Great Library of the Reformed College of Sárospatak There are places where the tranquillity emanating from the walls and the scent of old books immediately slow down the traveller. The Great Library of the Reformed College of Sárospatak is exactly such a place: the most precious gem of the 'Athens on the Bodrog', where centuries-old knowledge meets stunning architecture. This venue is not just a collection of books but one of the most important bastions of Hungarian cultural history, still proclaiming the freedom of the mind today.
Magyarország, 3950 Sárospatak, Rákóczi út 1
Great Market Hall at Fővám Square The Great Market Hall at Fővám Square is one of Budapest's most iconic landmarks and the largest covered market in the city. Located at the Pest end of Liberty Bridge, the building captures the atmosphere of late 19th-century Budapest while reflecting the vibrant pulse of modern urban life: a shopping destination, a gastronomic meeting point, and a tourist attraction all in one.
Magyarország, 1093 Budapest, IX. kerület
Greek Catholic Church The Greek Catholic parish of Bodrogkeresztúr was founded in 1766.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Iskola köz 19
Gyomaendrőd Liget Spa and Camping One of the most beautiful spas in Békés County, Gyomaendrőd Liget Spa and Camping, is a true paradise for both beach lovers and those seeking recovery.
Magyarország, 5500 Gyomaendrőd, Gyoma, Erzsébet liget 2
Hajnáčka castle The iconic symbol of Ajnácskő is the basalt rock rising in the village center, preserving unique natural and cultural values due to its volcanic origin. Shaped by ancient forces, the rock formation—described by geographer János Hunfalvy as a place where "history merges with legend"—holds significant geological and archaeological importance.
Szlovákia, 980 33 Ajnácskő
Hámori Lake Lake Hámori, one of the most beautiful jewels of Lillafüred, is accessible via a mountain road carved into the side of Szeleta Hill.
Hungary, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred
Heart of Jesus Lookout The Jesus Lookout in Farkaslaka (Lupeni in Romanian), Harghita County, stands atop Gordon Hill at an altitude of 953 metres above sea level. The monumental 22-metre-tall stainless steel Jesus statue is not only one of the most renowned landmarks of Székely Land but also one of the largest Christ statues in the world, which visitors can enter.
Románia, 537165 Farkaslaka
Herculaneum Herculaneum (in Italian, Ercolano) is one of the most remarkably preserved urban archaeological sites of the ancient Roman Empire. Located in the Bay of Naples, at the western foot of Mount Vesuvius, the town was buried by the volcanic eruption of AD 79, the same disaster that destroyed Pompeii. However, the two sites offer distinct experiences: Herculaneum is smaller in scale, with a more compact urban layout, and features preservation phenomena that are rare in Mediterranean archaeology.
Olaszország, 80056 Ercolano, Corso Resina 187
Folk House The masterpieces of folk architecture can still be found in Biharugra today. Two thatched houses, each over two hundred years old, stand in the middle and at the far end of the main street named after Queen Elisabeth. The former now functions as a folk house. The 100-square-metre building was constructed in several stages and is a typical peasant house. Initially, it was most likely a three-part building with a room, kitchen, and pantry-chamber layout. Later, a separate outbuilding was added as a stable, and subsequently, the space between the two buildings was enclosed. An external pantry was added in this section. The building is a traditional adobe-walled, thatched-roof dwelling with a rammed earth foundation. The living area features ceilings made of wooden beams, covered with clay from below and thatched with reeds on top. The roof structure, as seen from the street, is a small, hipped gable roof. Inside the house, a furnace and a built-in stove were also constructed. By 2010, the building was in a severely deteriorated condition when it was acquired by the local council. By this time, the damage was so extensive that renovation became unavoidable. During the restoration, the entire roof covering, damaged ceilings, and walls were repaired. Additionally, the façade windows and doors were restored, rainwater drainage was installed, the surroundings of the house were tidied up, and a woven wattle fence was created along the street front. As one of the oldest residential buildings in Biharugra, the locals preserve it as a historical monument and value, and it also enjoys local protection. Today, the local council presents the building as a folk house to visitors.
Magyarország, 5538 Biharugra, Erzsébet utca 130
Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút The Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút represent a unique fusion of nature and spirituality, of geological history and human presence. Through a sustainable tourism approach, these values can be preserved for future generations. The site is easily accessible on foot and integrates well with the region’s thematic hiking trails, geo-tourism initiatives, and environmental education programmes.
Magyarország, 3077 Mátraverebély
Heroes' Square Heroes' Square is one of Miskolc’s most important public spaces, where the city’s past and present converge.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Hősök tere
Heroes' Square Heroes' Square is one of Budapest's most famous and most visited public spaces, marking the end of Andrássy Avenue and serving as the gateway to City Park. Together with the Millennium Monument, the square is one of the most important symbols of Hungarian statehood and historical memory in Budapest, and along with Andrássy Avenue, it is part of the Budapest World Heritage Site.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, Hősök tere
Hollókő Castle Hollókő Castle, rising among the hills of the Cserhát, is one of the country's most iconic medieval fortresses. Its construction began in the late 13th century, shortly after the Mongol invasion, thanks to the Kacsics clan. The primary purpose of the fortress was to protect the surrounding area and important trade routes. Over the centuries, ownership of the castle changed frequently: it was held by Máté Csák, Charles Robert, and later the Szécsényi family. During the Ottoman occupation, it served as a strategic border fortress, changing hands multiple times until the early 18th century, when, like many other Hungarian castles, it was partially demolished by order of Emperor Leopold I following the Rákóczi War of Independence. Thanks to extensive reconstructions carried out in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, it can now be visited in its full splendour, showcasing the everyday life of the knightly era.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Vár parkoló
Hollókő Old Village In 1987, Hollókő Old Village became the first rural location in the world to be added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. This recognition was based on the architectural unity of the settlement: the village centre, consisting of 67 protected houses, faithfully preserves the folk architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Kossuth utca
Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church Hévíz's modern church, the Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church, was built based on the designs of János Bocskai with the support of the local community over three years. It was consecrated on 9 September 1999, the 'Day of Nines', by Archbishop József Szendi.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Széchenyi utca 40
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church The Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in downtown Miskolc is tucked away in a back courtyard, with its tower visible from only a few vantage points.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Deák Ferenc tér 7
Horváth Hill Horváth Hill, one of Miskolc’s most beloved green spaces, has a long history.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Horváth tető
House of Hungarian Music Nestled in the heart of City Park, the House of Hungarian Music is more than just a concert venue or museum – it’s a multifaceted experience centre that brings the world of music closer to all generations. Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto envisioned a 'grove of sounds' where the boundaries between the built and natural environments blur. The building aims to not only allow the enjoyment of music but also to deepen understanding and engagement with it in an interactive and inspiring setting.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, XIV. kerület, Olof Palme sétány 3
Performances In the courtyard of the classical-style building of the Koncz János Elementary Art School, the exciting and modern House of Music has opened its doors, showcasing innovative architectural solutions both inside and out, and catering to almost every cultural concert need. The House of Music is a 21st-century facility designed to host high-quality cultural events. It features a concert hall equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting technology, which is unique even within the region. The hall has a capacity of 150 people. The building also houses five interactive rooms that thematically present the piano, brass, and woodwind instruments, while offering visitors an intriguing insight into the fascinating world of music history.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Várkerület utca 31
Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality Located in District III of Budapest (Óbuda), at 1 Korona Square, the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality (MKVM) is the only specialised museum in the country that collects, organises, and presents the artefacts and history of domestic and international trade, hospitality, tourism, and the hotel industry. The museum is housed in the former Krúdy House, a 19th-century architectural monument combining classical and Art Nouveau elements, which is a valuable piece of architecture in its own right.
Magyarország, 1036 Budapest, III. kerület, Korona tér 1
Hungarian National Museum The National Museum is much more than just an exhibition space: it is one of the central sites of Hungarian historical memory. During the 1848–49 revolution and war of independence, the square in front of the museum and the Museum Garden were important political and community venues, and later the building also housed the upper house of parliament. Today, the museum symbolises the preservation of national heritage, the transmission of historical knowledge, and the nurturing of collective memory.
Magyarország, 1088 Budapest, VIII. kerület, Múzeum körút 14-16
Hungarian Parliament Building An inseparable part of Budapest's skyline, the Hungarian Parliament Building shines on the banks of the Danube. It is not only a political centre but also a carved-in-stone symbol of Hungarian independence and cultural identity. The building is the third largest parliamentary building in the world, and with its harmonious proportions and intricate decorations, it stands as one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in Europe.
Magyarország, 1055 Budapest, V. kerület, Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3
Ipolytarnóc Fossils The Ipolytarnóc Fossils Nature Conservation Area is globally recognized as a significant paleontological site. This showcase site, which holds a European Diploma, is known as an area buried by a volcanic catastrophe 20 million years ago, often referred to as the "ancient Pompeii."
Hungary, 3138 Ipolytarnóc
Ják Church The Ják Church (St George's Church) is one of the most renowned monuments in Vas County and is often considered the place where Hungarian Romanesque architecture truly becomes 'tangible'.
Magyarország, 9798 Ják, Szabadnép utca 27
Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade In 2024, the Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade was established in Lőkösháza, along with a statue erected in honour of the polymath.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
József Kotroczó's Diorama Collection József Kotroczó, the creator of Hungary's smallest 'Golgotha' works, was born on 17th April 1926. According to the Ethnographic Lexicon (pages 383-384), in the 17th-18th centuries, these works held such value that they became part of heritage collections. His 'Patience Bottles' are wooden carvings built inside bottles ranging from 0.5 to 1000 ml: cross, ladder, pillar of torture, whip, spear, sword, hammer, sponge. Creating these pieces pushes the boundaries of human endurance and the impossible. The original colour of the wooden carvings is white (Canadian poplar), symbolising the purity of the soul, while the cork represents eternity. The exhibition can be viewed at the Sándor Petőfi Community Centre.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza, Alapitók útja 17
Kazár Rhyolite Tuff The Kazár rhyolite tuff exposure is one of the most fascinating natural sites of the Cserhát Hills, representing both a remarkable trace of geological history and a unique example of the human–nature relationship. Located just northwest of the village of Kazár, this site is freely accessible as part of the Nógrád Geopark, making it a popular destination for geology enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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
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.
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
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 Waterfall Nestled in the heart of the Bükk Mountains next to the Palace Hotel, Hungary's tallest waterfall, the stunning Lillafüred Waterfall, cascades down 20 meters in the terraced hanging garden.
Hungary, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred
Kis-Balaton Visitor Centre The Kis-Balaton Visitor Centre is a key exhibition site of the Balaton Uplands National Park Directorate, located in the western region of Lake Balaton. It makes the natural values of this internationally significant wetland accessible and engaging for the general public.
Magyarország, 8360 Keszthely, Tőzegtelep 5
Lookout Rock - The Statue of Prince Buda and Princess Pest On the southern slopes of the Buda Castle District, next to the Garden of Philosophers, stands a creation that is one of Budapest's most beautiful yet understated symbols. Márta Lesenyei's 1982 bronze statue is not just a monument: it is an intimate declaration of the unification of two city districts, inviting visitors to pause and touch.
Magyarország, 1016 Budapest, I. kerület, Víztározó köz
Lovers' Bridge Lovers' Bridge is one of Miskolc’s unique attractions, spanning the Szinva Stream and serving as both a pathway and a romantic landmark for lovers’ promises.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc
Mád Synagogue Tokaj-Hegyalja is not only renowned for its world-famous wines and unique cultural landscape but also for its rich religious and cultural diversity. One of the most outstanding and internationally recognised monuments of the wine region's architectural and intellectual heritage is the Mád Synagogue. This stunning neoclassical monument, built in the copf style, serves as a fitting tribute to the once-thriving Jewish community of the region, their economic role, and their intellectual centre, while also being a key site for cultural remembrance and responsible tourism for today's visitors.
Magyarország, 3909 Mád, Táncsics utca 38
Madéfalva Massacre Memorial The Madéfalva Massacre Memorial (Siculicidium Memorial) stands in the centre of Madéfalva, Harghita County, and pays a fitting tribute to one of the most tragic events in Székely history. The monument preserves the names and sacrifices of the victims of the massacre that occurred at dawn on 7 January 1764, when imperial troops launched a surprise attack, killing hundreds of defenceless Székelys who were protesting against the forced conscription into the border guard under Maria Theresa's rule.
Románia, 537295 Siculeni, Strada Principală 41
Maroshévíz Folk Art Museum The Maroshévíz Ethnographic Museum is not just an exhibition space but a journey through time, revealing the past, daily life, and celebrations of the local community. Founded in 1998 and reorganised in 2006, the museum operates as part of the Toplița Cultural Centre and works closely with the folk ensemble “Rapsodia Călimanilor” to bring traditions to life.
Románia, 535700 Toplița, Strada Libertății 7
The Toplița Thermal Waterfall The Toplița Waterfall (in Romanian Cascada Mezotermală din Toplița) is a unique thermal waterfall with travertine formations, and one of the most beautiful natural attractions in the town of Toplița. What makes the waterfall special is that it is formed by warm mineral water at 26–27 °C, which naturally springs from the ground and cascades down a limestone terrace from a height of about 10 metres.
Románia, 535700 Toplița, Strada Cascadei
Matthias Church The jewel of the Buda Castle District, Matthias Church, with its over seven-hundred-year-old walls and iconic, colourful Zsolnay roof tiles, has been the site of some of the most significant events in Hungarian history. This Gothic masterpiece is now not only a spiritual and cultural hub but also a model of conscious heritage preservation, where medieval traditions meet modern sustainability efforts above the Danube.
Magyarország, 1014 Budapest, I. kerület, Szentháromság tér 2
Mikó Castle Mikó Castle is an impressive Renaissance-Baroque fortress located in the historic centre of Miercurea Ciuc, and is one of the city's most important cultural and tourist attractions. Named after Ferenc Mikó, the chief magistrate of Csík County, construction of the castle began in 1623, originally serving as a fortified noble residence. Over the centuries, it underwent several reconstructions – the Baroque features were added during 18th-century renovations.
Románia, Miercurea Ciuc, Piața Cetății
Milan Cathedral The Milan Cathedral, or Duomo di Milano, is the most iconic symbol of Milan and one of the largest and most intricate Gothic cathedrals in Europe. It is not just a church but also a repository of urban memory, an artistic archive, a tourist icon, and a functioning religious space. Construction began in 1386, and the final details were only completed in 1965, encapsulating over five centuries of architectural, political, and artistic evolution.
Olaszország, 20122 Milano, Piazza del Duomo
Mini Transylvania Park Located near Odorheiu Secuiesc, at one of the most significant memorial sites of Szekler heritage, Szelykefürdő, Mini Transylvania Park is one of Transylvania's most unique and popular family-friendly attractions. This open-air model park is not only a gem of Szeklerland tourism but also a unique intellectual and cultural bridge showcasing the architectural diversity of historic Transylvania in one place.
Románia, 535600 Odorheiu Secuiesc, Strada Orbán Balázs 184
Minorite Church One of the most notable treasures of Heroes' Square is the Minorite Church.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Hősök tere 5
Miskolc Zoo Miskolc Zoo is nestled under the foliage of the Bükk forests in the Csanyik Valley, a location that has attracted visitors since the 14th century when it was a royal game reserve.
Hungary, 3535 Miskolc, Csanyik-völgy
Miskolctapolca Cave Bath The roof structure of the Cave Bath was destroyed by fire in September 2024, and renovation works are currently underway. The bath is temporarily closed.
Hungary, 3519 Miskolc, Tapolcafürdő, Pazár István sétány 1
Morgó-gödör of Nemti – Hungary’s Miniature Grand Canyon The Morgó-gödör (“Growling Pit”) is a stunning sandstone gorge over 20 million years old, located near the village of Nemti in Nógrád County.
Museum of Ethnography Located at the gateway to City Park, the Museum of Ethnography is not just an exhibition space but one of Europe's most modern specialist museums and a new architectural landmark of Budapest. Its mission is to bridge the values of the past with contemporary society, showcasing the tangible and intangible heritage of Hungarian and distant world cultures. This venue proves that preserving traditions and 21st-century conscious urban development can coexist in perfect harmony.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, XIV. kerület, Dózsa György út 35
Museum of Fine Arts The Museum of Fine Arts, located on Heroes' Square, is one of Hungary's most important art institutions. It is a place where the relics of ancient civilisations, the works of European old masters, and the early chapters of Hungary's artistic heritage come to life under one roof, engaging in dialogue with one another. The museum is simultaneously an architectural landmark, a cultural reference point, and an experience that enriches a visit to Budapest with deeper historical and artistic significance.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, XIV. kerület, Dózsa György út 41
Museum of the Future The Museum of the Future is one of Dubai's most prominent cultural and innovation hubs. Opened in 2022, it has quickly become one of the city's iconic landmarks.
Egyesült Arab Emírségek, Dubai, Trade Center Second, Sheikh Zayed Road
Naples Archaeological Museum The Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (MANN) is where the ancient world of Naples and the area around Vesuvius truly comes to life. If you're planning to visit Pompeii or Herculaneum, it's especially a good idea to start here: you'll see the mosaics, frescoes, and everyday objects that help you imagine what Roman daily life was really like – not just the ruins, but on a human level too.
Olaszország, 80135 Napoli, Piazza Museo Nazionale 19
National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo (Kahaku) Located in the heart of Ueno Park, this institution, commonly known as Kahaku, is Japan's oldest and most comprehensive natural history museum, founded in 1877. The complex serves not only as an exhibition space but also as an internationally recognised research centre, preserving millions of specimens, fossils, and historical artefacts for future generations. Over the past century and a half, the museum has become a cornerstone of Japan's scientific community and public education, bridging the natural heritage of the Far Eastern archipelago with global scientific knowledge.
Japán, 110-8718 Taito City, 7
National Theatre of Miskolc The National Theatre of Miskolc, Hungary’s oldest stone theater performing in Hungarian, has a history spanning nearly two centuries, intertwined with that of the city.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Déryné utca 1
Nijō Castle (Nijō-jō) In the heart of Kyoto, surrounded by massive stone walls and moats, stands the famous Nijō Castle (Nijō-jō), the former Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa shogunate. While most Japanese castles across the country were primarily towering military fortresses, Nijō Castle is a sprawling, magnificent palace complex that reflects the raw power, accumulated wealth, and refined artistic taste of the shoguns. This site is not only a silent witness to the rise and fall of the samurai era but also one of Japan's most significant examples of historic wooden architecture preservation and sustainable heritage tourism.
Japán, 604-8301 Kyoto, Nijōjōchō
Nunobiki Herb Garden and Ropeway The Nunobiki Herb Garden in Kobe is one of the best choices if you'd like to combine sightseeing in Kobe with a touch of nature – and it's a true 'four-season' experience. The garden is located on the mountainside, offering fragrant, flower-filled walks and stunning views: you can see the city, the harbour, and on clear days, even distant landscapes. The themed garden sections are connected by comfortable pathways, making it enjoyable for families, couples, and solo travellers alike, especially if you love photogenic spots and relaxing, refreshing experiences.
Japán, 650-0002 Kobe, 4
Nyergestető Memorial Site Located on a mountain pass between Harghita and Covasna counties in the Eastern Carpathians, the Nyergestető Memorial Site (literally: "Saddle Peak") commemorates a dramatic historical event from the mid-19th century. Here, a small group of local defenders—mostly from nearby villages—stood against a much larger invading army in a battle that ultimately claimed many lives.
Owl Castle Owl Castle in Borsec, known in Romanian as Cetatea Bufnițelor, is one of the town's most unique natural attractions. This rugged, steep rock formation towers above the spa resort and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Borsec Basin, the surrounding mountains, and the distant Bistrița Valley. The name originates from the birds of prey, particularly owls, that nest around the rocks and are often observed in the area.
Románia, Borsec
Pál Szabó Literary Memorial House For many, Biharugra is synonymous with one of our greatest folk writers, Pál Szabó. His first piece of writing appeared in a 1927 issue of "Körösvidék", and its success inspired him to create more works. After submitting reports to "Körösvidék", his writings were published by Endre Bajcsy-Zsilinszky's "Előörs". His first novel, "Emberek" (People), was published in 1930 by the Sylvester Press, and shortly afterwards, Franklin Publishing also released it, with translations into foreign languages. At that time, Zsigmond Móricz already regarded him as one of the greatest promises of Hungarian literature. His books were published in numerous editions. He achieved true success with his novels, in which he brought the past of his people to life through his own experiences. Additionally, he also wrote successful film scripts. For his work, he was awarded the Baumgarten Prize in 1949, the Attila József Prize in 1950, and the Kossuth Prizes in 1951 and 1954. In his house in Biharugra, Pál Szabó transformed the veranda into his study. Whenever he was working on a major project, he always returned home to finish it. Home, to the street and the adobe house from where he once set out to reach the heights of literary life. After the writer's death in 1970, the family created a memorial room here, where they collected his cherished personal items and furniture. The Pál Szabó Literary Memorial House, founded by the writer's daughter, has been welcoming visitors since 1973, and later officially gained museum status. In 2007, a commemorative plaque was unveiled on the eastern side of the building, next to the entrance, listing 42 famous and significant individuals who visited this house as Pál Szabó's guests. In the spring of 2008, the Pál Szabó Literary Memorial House was renovated, and the writer's former study and library remain open to visitors every day of the week, with knowledgeable guided tours and a warm welcome awaiting all.
Magyarország, 5538 Biharugra, Szabó Pál utca 46
Palazzo Doria Pamphilj Hidden away next to one of Rome's busiest streets, Via del Corso, lies a grand palace with a yellowish façade, concealing one of the world's most significant privately-owned art collections. Palazzo Doria Pamphilj is not just a museum: it remains the home of the princely family's descendants, offering visitors the feeling of stepping into a Baroque time capsule, far from the noise of mass tourism.
Olaszország, 00186 Roma, Via del Corso 305
Palóc Doll Museum Located in the heart of the village, the museum showcases the remarkable clothing culture of the Palóc region through more than 200 large porcelain dolls.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Kossuth utca 96
Pannon Observatory Nestled in the picturesque valley of the High Bakony, at the heart of the Bakonybél Basin, the Pannon Observatory is one of Central Europe's most modern and comprehensive eco-tourism and astronomy visitor centres. Operated by the Balaton Uplands National Park Directorate, this facility is not just a traditional exhibition space but a beacon of experiential education, a stronghold in the fight against light pollution, and a champion of sustainable tourism in Hungary.
Magyarország, 8427 Bakonybél, Szent Gellért tér 9
Pannon Sea Museum The Pannon Sea Museum in Miskolc is a truly unique place, offering an immersive journey through the seas of time.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Görgey Artúr utca 28
Pantheon The Pantheon is one of Rome's most extraordinary buildings: the only ancient Roman temple that has been in continuous use for nearly two thousand years and remains structurally almost entirely intact. Its monumental dome, with the "eye" (oculus) open to the sky at its centre, continues to amaze architects and visitors alike.
Olaszország, 00186 Roma, Piazza della Rotonda
Pauline Monastery Built on a steep, forested site, the hermitage bridges multiple storeys of elevation difference and connects the strong core (chapel-library-kitchen-hearth) with the surrounding monastic cells in a 'house within a house' manner. Amid the cold Alpine landscape, all these elements are unified by a massive spiral tower, organised with mezzanine levels, acting as an inner cloister. The building, consecrated last year, embodies the simplicity shaped by the rugged mountain lifestyle, stripping away excess.
Románia, 530002 Miercurea Ciuc, Strada Templom utca
People's Garden The People's Garden is one of Miskolc’s most important public parks, playing a significant role in city life since the latter half of the 19th century.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc
Philip the stork - stork nests A few years ago, the main street of the village had many overhead cables, which posed a constant threat to birds in the area. The proximity of the Bodrog river makes Bodrogkeresztúr a popular habitat for storks. However, the death of Fülöp the stork, who had lived in the village for 12 years, in 2018, has also highlighted the problem of overhead cables.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 16
Pompeii Archaeological Park Pompeii is one of the world's most famous archaeological sites: a Roman city buried under ash and pumice in just a few hours during Mount Vesuvius' eruption in AD 79.
Olaszország, 80045 Pompei
Pope John Paul II Square Pope John Paul II Square is one of the most beautiful public spaces in Miskolc, situated between the Diósgyőr residential area and the Roman Catholic Church of the "Name of the Virgin Mary."
Hungary, 3534 Miskolc, Diósgyőr, Árpád út
Poseidon Thermal Gardens (Giardini Poseidon Terme) Poseidon Thermal Gardens is one of the most renowned all-day attractions in Forio, located on the long sandy beach of Citara Bay in Ischia. What makes this place unique is the combination of thermal experiences and seaside relaxation in a single, well-maintained terraced park: as you stroll between the pools, you can enjoy panoramic sea views, shaded green areas, sunbathing spots, and a variety of water experiences, ranging from pleasantly warm to distinctly hot thermal waters.
Olaszország, 80075 Forio, Via Giovanni Mazzella 87
PROTESTANT CHURCH For many years, neither the Calvinist nor the Lutheran communities in Hévíz had a dedicated place of worship. From the 1920s, services were held in private homes, the Cultural Hall of the Spa Hospital, or the small auditorium of the local cinema.
Public Beach The Tiszakécske Public Beach is one of the most popular summer retreats along the Tisza River, offering a natural environment and a sandy shoreline. The beach is surrounded by reeds, floodplain trees, and a tranquil riverside, making it both charming and peaceful. There are several eateries along the shore, including the cosy Nádas Beach.
Magyarország, 6060 Tiszakécske, Fürdő utca
Rákóczi Castle The Sárospatak Castle, proudly towering on the banks of the Bodrog River – or as many know it, the Rákóczi Castle – is one of Hungary's most iconic monuments. This site is not just a fortress; it is a symbol of Hungarian independence and the finest example of domestic Renaissance architecture. Those who enter here embark not only on a journey through history but also into a cultural heritage that has shaped the character of Tokaj-Hegyalja for centuries.
Magyarország, 3950 Sárospatak, Szent Erzsébet utca 19
The Wine Region Historical Exhibition of the Tarcal Viticulture and Oenology Research Institute In the heart of Tarcal, within one of the most impressive historic buildings of the wine region, lies the exhibition site of the Tarcal Viticulture and Oenology Research Institute, the Rákóczi Harvesting House. The building uniquely combines the historical legacy of the Rákóczi family with the centuries-old traditions of viticulture and winemaking in the Tokaj-Hegyalja region, as well as modern scientific research.
Magyarország, 3915 Tarcal, Könyves Kálmán utca 54
Rapsonné's Castle One of the most mysterious medieval ruins in Székely Land is located near Praid, on a steep, forest-covered hilltop. The remnants of the fortress known as Rapsonné's Castle are nestled among andesite rocks – moss-covered walls, sunken stones, and a man-made water reservoir tell the story of the fortress's former role. Although historical records suggest the castle was built in the 13th century and likely provided refuge for locals during the Mongol invasion, today it is the legends associated with it and its enchanting natural surroundings that make this place truly unique.
Románia, Bucsin
Roman Catholic Church The Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross dates back to the 13th century.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Iskola köz 11
Roman Catholic Church of Csíkkozmás (Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian) Ancient faith, enduring stone walls, and living traditions embraced by the Harghita Mountains In the heart of Székely Land, nestled among the Harghita Mountains, the Roman Catholic Church of Cozmeni (Hungarian: Csíkkozmás) is not just a religious building but also a symbol of local identity and community unity. Dedicated to Saints Cosmas and Damian, this church is one of the region's oldest and has retained its central role in the village's religious and cultural life over the centuries.
Románia, 537065 Cozmeni, DN12 68
Roman-era Ruin Garden In the Egregy district of Hévíz, one of the most important Roman-era discoveries of the Balaton region was unearthed: a nearly 1,000 m² stone villa built around AD 100. With its columned portico and bathing pools, it reflects the advanced bathing culture of the time. The villa and its surroundings were inhabited for centuries and, after several reconstructions, survived until the early 5th century. Excavations also revealed a Mithras sanctuary, economic buildings, and early coins – all suggesting that the Romans settled near the miraculous lake not only for economic but also for spiritual and medicinal purposes.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Attila utca 136
Rooster Church The Downtown Reformed Church, commonly known as the "Rooster Church," is the largest Reformed church in Miskolc, crowned by a gilded rooster atop its nearly 70-meter tower, visible from any part of the city.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Kossuth Lajos utca 17
Ruins of Szanda Castle Szanda Castle stands atop a 529-metre-high volcanic hill composed of andesitic tuff, offering one of the most scenic panoramas of the Cserhát region. Located near the village of Szanda, the castle ruins are not only a relic of Hungary’s medieval past but also a prominent geosite within the Novohrad–Nógrád UNESCO Global Geopark, where geological and cultural heritage intertwine.
Sacra Infermeria As you stroll along Valletta's bastions in the seaside breeze, standing before the monumental structure of the Mediterranean Conference Centre, it's hard to believe that this was once a place not for diplomats and tourists, but for Europe's finest doctors and pilgrims in need of care. The Sacra Infermeria, or the Holy Infirmary, is not just a building: it represents the humanitarian conscience of the Knights of Malta, proclaiming since 1574 that alongside the sword, healing was the order's most important mission.
Málta, VLT 1645 Il-Belt Valletta
Sacred Heart Church The present Sacred Heart Church was originally a two-storey belfry from the early 20th century, which was expanded into a church in the mid-1990s.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz
Saint Ladislaus' Ravine Mátraverebély-Szentkút is a place where legends come alive, where springs still flow from ancient myths, and where every visitor can make a difference — within themselves, in the community, and in the natural world.
Magyarország, 3077 Mátraverebély
Saint Stephen Square Saint Stephen Square is one of Miskolc's central locations, situated between Avas Hill and the downtown area, and over recent decades, it has gradually become a key venue for the city's community life.
Hungary, Miskolc, Szent István tér
Salgó Castle Salgó Castle is a one-of-a-kind destination where visitors can relive medieval legends and battles while discovering the deep geological history of the Earth beneath their feet. It is a place where history, nature, local identity, and sustainability converge—deserving recognition as a flagship attraction of the region.
Samson's Castle The Árpád-era earthwork known as Samson's Castle appears on András Paulovics's 1789 map, with no earlier references in historical sources. According to a local legend, the castle's name is linked to a robber leader named Samson. During the Turkish era, this was the hideout of a robber leader named Samson, who caused significant damage to the Turks and killed many of them. He had a deep cellar underground where he stored his treasures. However, the only way to access this underground cellar was through the hollow trunk of a stunted willow tree growing on the banks of the Körös River. In 1964, Júlia Kovalovszki, an archaeologist originally from Doboz, determined the extent of the castle during her excavations. Samson's Castle consists of two parts: an inner and an outer castle. In one of her excavation trenches, Júlia Kovalovszki uncovered the remains of a gate tower, which provided passage through the rampart made of compacted earth. In 2006, an authentication archaeological excavation was carried out at the site of the gate tower under the leadership of archaeologists Dr. Mária Béres and András Liska. As a result of the excavation, previously unknown details of the gate tower documented by Júlia Kovalovszki were discovered, and data was collected about the structure of the rampart. The local population of nearby villages, particularly in the early Árpád era, may have used Samson's Castle, built in a protected nook of the Körös River, as an occasional refuge.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Szanazug
Flower Exhibition by Mrs Károly Kovács Made of Sugar Mrs Károly Kovács was born in 1957 in Lőkösháza, where she has lived ever since. Following in her father’s footsteps, she also became a tailor and seamstress, working in Lőkösháza. She initially created sugar flowers and decorated cakes as a hobby for her family and friends. Through this, her work came to the attention of our town’s mayor, Györgyi Szűcsné Gergely. She encouraged her to participate in the amateur cake-making competition organised by the Mihály Munkácsy Museum in Békéscsaba in 2015, where she received a special award for her cake composition titled “My Grandchild’s Tale.” Later, she completed a sugar flower-making course, where she met Master Confectioner Dr Zoltán, a member of the Békés County Culinary Team. Dr Zoltán noticed her work and, in 2016, invited her to create floral decorations for their table at the Culinary Olympics in Erfurt. Since 2016, she has been making the village day cake for Lőkösháza every year. Her exhibition can be viewed at the Sándor Petőfi Community Centre in Lőkösháza.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza, Alapitók útja 17
Sárvár Adventure Park Sárvár Adventure Park is located right next to the spa complex, where every member of the family can find a suitable option among the 7 zipline courses. You can also try tree climbing, where a route with artificial holds leads up the trunk and branches. Traditional hunting bows are available to try, along with bows for both children and adults. At the lakeside mini gold panning area, you can discover 10-12 types of crystals – all you need is a bit of luck. For those with a fear of heights who prefer to stay on the ground, two unique outdoor escape games await, offering thrilling challenges that require creative problem-solving. The mission involves achieving a specific goal using various tasks, ingenious mechanisms, and objects. Each game lasts 45 minutes and must be completed as a team.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Vadkert körút 1
Sárvár Arboretum The Sárvár Arboretum is one of Hungary's oldest collections, and among the arboretums of Vas County, the earliest written records can be found in Sárvár. The predecessor of the current arboretum was established in 1546 as an orchard and vegetable garden. Gardening flourished until 1671, when Ferenc III Nádasdy, the then Chief Justice, was executed for his involvement in the Wesselényi Conspiracy, and his estates were confiscated. This led to the decline of the renowned garden, but a few fruit trees and interspersed oaks preserved the memory of its beginnings. In 1803, the castle garden came into knowledgeable hands once again. Archduke Ferdinand of Este-Modena, a member of the Habsburg family, purchased the castle along with its surrounding lands. It was a challenging yet rewarding task to recreate the old garden, which had fallen into ruin, on its original foundations. Part of the area was replanted with orchards, while the rest gradually transformed into an English-style park, preserving the ancient oaks and old trees. The plane trees from the first planting in 1812 now have trunk diameters exceeding three metres. In line with the fashion of the time, yews, Japanese pagoda trees, and limes were predominantly planted. The Gyöngyös Stream, which flows through the area, and the fishpond helped maintain a favourable climate for the park's plants and ensured a constant groundwater level.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Várkerület utca 30a
Events, cinema The sports and event centre, as well as the cinema, offers active entertainment across nearly 5,000 square metres.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Nádasdy Ferenc út 30
Boat Rental In the southern part of Sárvár lies a lake system consisting of four lakes, covering a water surface of nine hectares. Numerous islands and peninsulas await exploration – whether on foot or by boat, you can set out to discover the area. Located less than a 15-minute walk from the town centre, the Boating Lake is the most popular spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a variety of attractions, restaurants, and leisure activities for those looking to unwind. At the boathouse, you can rent electric boats and water dodgems. The entire lake can be explored with these new devices. Traditional watercraft such as boats, canoes, and pedal boats are also available for hire.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár
Sárvár Spa and Wellness Centre Opened in 2002, this international-standard Spa and Wellness Centre caters to every need. It offers a wide range of therapeutic, health-preserving, and recreational services for visitors. And while these are very popular – and vital for health – let’s not forget Sárvár’s traditional attraction, the thermal water, which awaits those seeking healing in covered and semi-covered pools.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Vadkert körút 1
Sárvár Tourist & TDM Nonprofit Ltd. The office provides information on accommodation and dining options, transport, events, programmes, natural and historical attractions, services, and opening hours. Free tourist brochures. Books about Sárvár for sale. Rental of bicycles, pedelecs/e-bikes, e-scooters, segways, and Nordic Walking poles.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Kossuth tér 8
Seville Cathedral Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María de la Sede) is a place you can almost 'feel' even if you're just walking nearby: the immense Gothic structure, the intricate stonework, and the towering Giralda together create one of Seville's most iconic and instantly recognisable landmarks. The cathedral stands in the heart of the historic city centre and, along with the nearby Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies, forms part of a monumental ensemble recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Spanyolország, 41004 Sevilla, Casco Antiguo, Avenida de la Constitución
Sforza Castle The Sforza Castle — in Italian, Castello Sforzesco — is one of Milan's most important historical buildings and cultural centres. Located in the heart of the city, it is within walking distance of the Piazza del Duomo and directly connected to the green expanse of Parco Sempione. Today, it is not only a stunning Renaissance fortress but also one of Milan's most significant museum complexes.
Olaszország, 20121 Milano, Piazza Castello
Sihu, the sightseeing mini train Sihu, the sightseeing mini train is a transport vehicle specifically designed for tourists, meeting European standards, and is a tourist attraction in itself. The mini train has 2 carriages with a capacity for 56 passengers. It covers the 13 km route in approximately 50 minutes within the city. The route has been designed to ensure easy access to the main tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, and guesthouses. This custom-made train offers uninterrupted relaxation and an unforgettable experience for everyone.
Magyarország, Sárvár
Lonely Rock Lonely Rock (in Romanian, Piatra Singuratică) is an iconic rocky tower of the Hagymás Mountains, majestically rising to an altitude of 1,608 metres above sea level at the northern edge of the Csíki Basin. Its name reflects its character: this 'solitary rock' dramatically stands apart from the rest of the mountain range, boldly reaching towards the sky.
Románia, 535200 Balánbánya
Sirok Castle Sirok Castle is one of Hungary's most unique medieval fortresses, not only built into the landscape but quite literally born from the rock itself.
Magyarország, 3332 Sirok
Somoskő Castle Perched atop a volcanic cone above the village of Somoskő, now part of Salgótarján in northern Hungary, Somoskő Castle is more than just the ruin of a medieval stronghold. It is a unique intersection of Hungarian history, geology, and tourism. With its stunning setting and rich heritage, the castle and its surroundings are a highlight of the border region between Hungary and Slovakia.
Sötétkapu The Sötétkapu (Dark Gate) is one of Miskolc’s oldest inner gateways, serving as a bridge between the past and the present.
Hungary, Miskolc
Spanish Steps The Spanish Steps are much more than just a simple passage between Piazza di Spagna and the Trinità dei Monti church. They are Rome’s “living room,” a monumental open-air theatre where locals and visitors have been meeting for centuries. With its 135 steps, it is the longest and widest outdoor staircase in Europe, with every twist and turn showcasing Baroque dynamism.
Olaszország, 00187 Roma, Piazza di Spagna
St John's Co-Cathedral
Málta, Il-Belt Valletta, Triq San Gwann
St Mary Magdalene Church (Hévíz, Egregy) The St Mary Magdalene Church in Egregy is one of three surviving Árpád-era churches in the Balaton region, believed to have been built in the mid-13th century.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Dombföldi utca 6
St Peter's Basilica The Vatican's St Peter's Basilica is not just a building but a fusion of human creativity and religious devotion. The greatest masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods – including Michelangelo, Bramante, and Bernini – worked to make the church, traditionally built over the tomb of the Apostle Peter, the world's most magnificent sacred space. Visiting the basilica is a spiritual and aesthetic journey where one encounters the giants of art history.
Vatikán, 00120 Città del Vaticano, Piazza San Pietro
St Peter's Square St Peter's Square (Piazza San Pietro) is not just the entrance to the Vatican but one of the world's most renowned and awe-inspiring public spaces. Upon entering the square, visitors immediately feel the monumental power and harmony envisioned by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in the mid-17th century. The design of the square is symbolic: the two massive semi-circular colonnades represent the 'embracing arms' of the Church, welcoming believers and visitors from all over the world, regardless of their origins.
Olaszország, 00120 Roma, Piazza San Pietro
Statue of the Shepherd Playing the Flute In the centre of the settlement, visitors are welcomed by a charming little park. At its heart stands the public statue of the 'Shepherd Playing the Flute', erected in the year 2000 by the Municipality of Doboz to honour the Millennium. This statue, made of bronze and limestone in a traditional architectural style, was the largest creation to date by sculptor Attila Mészáros. The design was inspired by the connection between Doboz and water, which has shaped the lives of its inhabitants and the history of the settlement. In the past, Doboz was almost encircled by the Black Körös River, giving it an island-like appearance. This is symbolised by the pebble-shaped base made of Süttő limestone. The shepherd playing the flute evokes the settlement's pastoral heritage.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Kossuth tér
Statue of The Paul Street Boys This public artwork, located at 11 Práter Street in Budapest's 8th district, depicts one of the most defining scenes, the 'einstand', from Ferenc Molnár's 1907 novel, The Paul Street Boys. The sculpture group was created by sculptor Péter Szanyi and was unveiled in September 2007 to mark the 100th anniversary of the novel's publication.
Magyarország, 1083 Budapest, VIII. kerület, Práter utca 11
Straw Hat Museum The Straw Hat Museum in Crișeni is one of the most unique thematic collections in Székely Land, showcasing the values of local peasant culture, craftsmanship, and community identity through a simple yet versatile object – the straw hat. Located in a traditional village house in Crișeni, Harghita County, the museum aims to preserve, revitalise, and celebrate the history, techniques, and aesthetic world of this craft.
Románia, 537006 Crișeni, Gergely 229
Sümeg Castle Sümeg Castle is one of Hungary's most spectacular and best-preserved medieval fortresses, perched atop a barren limestone hill where the Balaton Uplands meet the Kisalföld. It is the only castle in the Balaton Uplands that never fell into Ottoman hands during the Turkish occupation, making it one of the most important symbols of Hungarian resistance and bravery. Today, it is not only a historical monument but also a hub of living heritage, where the everyday life of the Middle Ages comes alive every day.
Magyarország, 8330 Sümeg, Vársétány
Széchenyi Bath Nestled in the lush greenery of Budapest's City Park, the Széchenyi Thermal Bath is not only one of the Hungarian capital's most iconic landmarks but also one of the largest and most impressive spa complexes in Europe. Opened in 1913, this institution offers a perfect synthesis of historic bathing culture and modern recreation. Its yellow walls and monumental domes proudly proclaim the status of Pest's first thermal bath, which has now become one of Budapest's most important tourist destinations, located right next to a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, XIV. kerület, Állatkerti körút 9-11
Széchenyi Street Széchenyi Street, Miskolc's main artery, has always been the city’s center and most important thoroughfare.
Hungary, Miskolc
Szejkefürdő Mineral Water Museum Located in the valley of the Szejke stream, near Odorheiu Secuiesc, Szejkefürdő has been the centre of Szekler mineral water culture for decades. The natural springs – including the Sarolta Spring, known for its distinctively slightly sulphurous, petroleum-like smell – have been used as medicinal drinking water since the 18th century. Harghita County is home to nearly 2,500 different mineral water springs, offering diverse mineral compositions that provide both health benefits and cultural experiences.
Románia, Székelyudvarhely
Székely Border Guard Memorial Centre The Székely Border Guard Memorial Centre opened in August 2021 in Frumoasa, Harghita County, and is one of Transylvania's most significant military and historical museums. Its purpose is not only to commemorate but also to educate, foster dialogue, and strengthen shared identity. The exhibition presents a lesser-known yet highly important chapter of Székely history – the centuries-old institution of the Székely border guards, which was simultaneously a military, social, and cultural system.
Románia, 537115 Frumoasa, DJ124A 3
Székely Calvary and Ugron Chapel Located on the northern edge of Odorheiu Secuiesc, along the quiet forest trail leading to Mál Hill, the Székely Calvary uniquely combines spiritual reflection with the collective memory of the Székely community and contemporary artistic expression. The central element of the site is the Ugron Chapel, built in 1890 at the request of Ákos Ugron, based on the testament of his ancestor, Lázár Ugron. Originally intended as a burial chapel, the building still preserves the memory of the family’s history.
Románia, 535600 Odorheiu Secuiesc, Strada Orbán Balázs 154 c
Unitarian Fortified Church of Dârjiu Dârjiu is a quiet village nestled among hills in the Székely Land, where time seems to slow down, and history feels within reach. The Unitarian fortified church standing in the centre of the village is not only a striking architectural landmark but also the only Unitarian church in the world protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The building's foundations date back to the 13th century: originally a Romanesque-style church, it was fortified during the 15th–16th centuries due to the threat of Turkish and Tatar invasions. The defensive walls, bastions, loopholes, and walkways remain well-preserved, telling stories of past defensive strategies.
Románia, 537075 Dârjiu, DJ133 163
Székelyvarság Lookout Perched on the edge of Székelyvarság, the lookout tower stands on a forested hilltop, offering an unparalleled panoramic view of the Harghita and Gurghiu Mountains. This simple yet elegant wooden structure is a perfect example of how to admire the landscape with respect – free from artificial influences, using natural materials, and blending seamlessly into the environment.
Románia, 537350 Székelyvarság
Székely Gate and Memorial Post Our connection with Torja in Transylvania began in 1990 through correspondence with Artúr Coroi, the mayor at the time. Following the 1990 municipal elections, the relationship between the towns of Torja and Gádoros was strengthened, and the first meeting took place in Torja in April 1991. From then on, meetings became regular, occurring several times a year. In 1992, our friends from Torja performed the comedy "Open Window" at the House of Culture, and the next day they ceremoniously presented a small memorial post, handcrafted as a token of their friendship. This can be found in the park in front of the Zsigmond Justh Cultural House. For our second village day on 30 September 1995, our friends from Torja gifted the residents of Gádoros with a Székely gate. The gate was crafted by József Miholcsa, a folk woodcarving artist. At the handover ceremony, András Kováts, the Mayor of Torja, said: "Whoever walks under the Székely gate should always remember that the residents of the twin town belong to Hungary with all their heart and soul."
Magyarország, 5932 Gádoros, Doktor Hidasi László utca
Szeleta Park Visitor Center The Szeleta Park Visitor Center invites visitors on a journey through time, where history and nature’s wonders converge.
Hungary, 3535 Miskolc, Hegyalja utca 245
Szerencs Castle The town of Szerencs lies at the western gateway to the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region, with its most prominent architectural heritage and cultural centre being the Szerencs Rákóczi Castle. Once a fortress surrounded by water, rising from the marshy floodplains of the region, it is now not only a witness to bygone times but also a dynamic hub for regional tourism and sustainable community life.
Magyarország, 3900 Szerencs, Huszárvár utca 11
Szinva Stream The Szinva Stream, a beloved symbol for the people of Miskolc, originates above Lillafüred and flows west to east across the city before merging into the Sajó River.
Hungary, Miskolc
Szinva Terrace Once known as Little Venice, the area now called Szinva Terrace in Miskolc was a bustling part of the city, with the Szinva Stream flowing through a broad channel between rows of houses.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Szemere Bertalan utca 2
Tamás Széchy Memorial House, Local History Collection and Creative House Our town's prominent cultural and heritage site is the Tamás Széchy Memorial House, Local History Collection and Creative House. This house preserves the memory of Tamás Széchy, one of Hungary's most successful swimming coaches of all time and the first honorary citizen of Doboz. He spent his childhood in this house, where his mother was the post office manager. Until 2008, this building served as a post office. Later, thanks to a grant, it was renovated and slightly modified, eventually gaining its current appearance. In 2012, it was reopened to the public, housing a permanent exhibition of the swimming legend's personal belongings and providing space for the local history collection, which includes items donated by residents as well as the handiwork of members of the Dobozi Folk Art Association. Its latest addition, the Postal History Exhibition, opened in 2024. This house hosts all kinds of craft workshops, camps, and events that ensure the traditions of the past are not forgotten and are faithfully passed on to future generations. The main goal is to preserve and respect local traditions and values, passing them down "from father to son." A living house and event space with its own herbal garden. The memorial house can be visited by prior arrangement.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Nagy utca 20
Tarcali Sea Eye One of the most unique natural wonders of the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region is the sea eye, born from a quarry lake, located on the edge of Tarcal. The turquoise and emerald green hues of the water, nestled within steep rock walls, offer a breathtaking sight that showcases the renewing power of nature and the geological richness of the wine region.
Magyarország, 3915 Tarcal
teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka – an outdoor night-time museum at Nagai Botanical Garden teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka is not a 'botanical garden operated by teamLab', but a permanent outdoor night-time exhibition located within the Nagai Botanical Garden in Osaka, part of Nagai Park. Established in 1974, the botanical garden spans approximately 240,000 m², featuring a central pond and a diverse array of plants that change throughout the year; the site itself is a key element of the city's green infrastructure.
Japán, 546-0034 Osaka, 1
The Acetania Vinegar Museum The word vinegar does not always conjure up images of premium gastronomic value. It more reminds us of the cleaning techniques of our grandmothers, or the taste of bean soup with vinegar added.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Tarcali utca 22
The Calvinist Church The Louis seize style church was built in the late 18th century. At that time, the present Felső street was the main street of the village, and according to Joseph II's decrees, Protestants were only allowed to build the church 30 metres further down the street, with its back to the main street. History has served justice to the Reformed community in such a way that the lower street, closer to the river Bodrog, became the main route for the wine merchants, and eventually the lower street, going by the river, took over the role of the main street.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr
The former Széchenyi-Wolkenstein Castle Oszvald Wolkeinstein, a descendant of Julianna Rákóczi, built the mansion at the foot of the Dereszla hill in the last quarter of the 19th century.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kastély köz 18
The Griffin Well Since 2010, the artwork of Sándor Gyula Makoldi, a resident of Bodrogkeresztúr and creator of several public square sculptures, provided water to tired hikers in the heart of the village. An important motif of the Hungarian Conquest chieftain graves found in the Bodrogköz region is the griffin bird, a mythical creature known from the White Horse’s son tale, a powerful and fearsome force that can lift you to heights you cannot otherwise reach. That's why the statue is designed in a way so that people can sit on its back while it gives thirsty people the gift of life-giving water from its own body.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 73
The National Shrine of Mátraverebély-Szentkút Mátraverebély-Szentkút is a place where silence becomes presence, and where water not only quenches thirst, but opens the soul. A pilgrimage site that honours the past, serves the present, and embraces responsibility for the future—a model destination for sustainable, values-driven tourism.
The Rabbinic House The rabbi died in April 1925, and on the day of his funeral 12,000 train tickets were sold at the Bodrogkeresztúr train station. On the anniversary of his death, hundreds of pilgrims came to Bodrogkeresztúr in the following years - and today pilgrims come not only on the anniversary, but at any time of the year.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 67
The Rákóczi House The building block with 4 living rooms, served as a residence for the Rákóczi family mainly during the grape harvests. The Baroque house was built in the 17th century but was somewhat rebuilt a century later and can still be viewed in this form. The house is the oldest non-church building in the village and still bears a Latin inscription on its walls: "Peace be within your fortress walls, and quietness in your palaces”.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr
The Ruins of Lőrinc Tar’s Manor House Lőrinc Tar was one of the most renowned Hungarian knights and diplomatic envoys at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. He rose to prominence as a member of King Sigismund of Luxembourg’s royal court.
The statue of the Hungarian prince Ferenc Rákóczi II. In 1648 Ferdinand III donated Bodrogkeresztúr to György Rákóczi. Half a century later, in 1699, Ferenc Rákóczi II and Julianna Rákóczi agreed on the allocation of the estates, as part of which Julianna Rákóczi became the owner of the properties in the village. At the same time, the Rákóczi War of Independence determined the fate of the whole Tokaj-Hegyalja region - thanks to this, a life-size bust of Rákóczi, cast in bronze by sculptor Géza Balogh based on a painting by Ádám Mányoki is now featured in the centre of the village.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 79
The Treasure Trove of Bodrogkeresztúr Keresztúr was inhabited already in prehistoric times. This is evidenced by the discovery of the two great artefact assemblages discovered.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 85
The viewpoint If you walk up to the viewpoint above the village, you can not only enjoy the spectacular view, but also get a sense of the mystical nature that the people of the area attributed to their natural environment for centuries. The local tales – told by the admiring and humble people - present a world where people do not dominate nature, but submit to its laws, and in return, nature gives them all the good things they can imagine.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr
Tiszai Railway Station The history of the Tiszai Railway Station in Miskolc is closely linked with the evolution of Hungarian railways.
Hungary, 3527 Miskolc, Kandó Kálmán tér 1
Tőserdő Ecotourism Centre
Magyarország, 6065 Lakitelek, Napsugár utca
Tourinform Office Hévíz The Tourinform Office is one of the most important information points for visitors to Hévíz, where guests receive up-to-date information about the city's programs, attractions and services.
Trevi Fountain Emerging from the labyrinth of Rome's narrow streets, the sight of the Trevi Fountain is truly breathtaking. The massive sculpture group, built into the façade of the Palazzo Poli, is not just a fountain but a monumental Baroque masterpiece. Here, the sound of cascading water, the shimmer of white marble, and the murmur of the crowd create a unique urban symphony. For visitors of I-DEST.com, this location epitomises the Roman spirit and the pinnacle of hydraulic engineering.
Olaszország, 00187 Roma, Piazza di Trevi
Türr István Museum
Magyarország, 6500 Baja, Deák Ferenc utca 1
Ugron Castle The Ugron Castle in Fiatfalva is one of the most valuable historical monuments in Harghita County, preserving over 550 years of history in the heart of the Nyikó Valley.
Románia, 535401 Filiaș, Strada Filiaș 112
Underground Mining Museum One of the most unique experiences in Salgótarján is the Underground Mining Museum: a place where you can officially descend into the depths of the Earth through an authentic, preserved mining tunnel system. This exhibition space, aligned with the values of the Novohrad–Nógrád UNESCO Global Geopark, combines industrial heritage, geological history, and experiential learning.
Magyarország, 3100 Salgótarján, Zemlinszky Rezső utca 1
Vadkert Major, horse riding Vadkert Major is located in Sárvár, 150 metres from the thermal and adventure spa, in a green area near the Boating Lake. Its main activity is providing comprehensive equestrian services. Horse riding lessons are available even for beginners. Advanced riders can explore the local attractions on full-day tours. As a central feature of the Vadkert Riding School, our 64*63 m all-season equestrian competition arena was officially opened in September 2014.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Vadkert körút 2
Corvin Castle In the heart of Transylvania, towering above the Zalasd stream, stands Corvin Castle (Castelul Corvinilor), which is not only one of Europe’s most impressive Gothic-Renaissance castles but also a remarkable example of sustainable heritage management in the region.
Románia, 331141 Hunedoara, Strada Curtea Corvinilor 1-3
Vatican Museums The Vatican Museums house one of the world's richest art collections, spanning from Egyptian antiquities to Renaissance masterpieces and modern religious art. The over seven kilometres of corridors are not just exhibition spaces but also a testament to centuries of papal patronage. Visitors can marvel at the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel and experience the continuity of human culture.
Vatikán, 00120 Vatican City
Village Hall The current Village Hall used to be the property of the Hohenlohe princes that was purchased by the municipal management in 1929.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 85
Village Museum, Biharugra Located in the centre of Biharugra, halfway between the Bölöny Mansion and the Reformed Church, stands one of the village's oldest buildings.
Magyarország, 5538 Biharugra, Erzsébet utca 50
Villanyrendőr "Villanyrendőr" is a name that resonates with every resident of Miskolc, though it often leaves tourists puzzled.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc
Vinarium Tower Lendava Over 40 metres above the ground, you can gaze upon four countries. The Vinarium Tower Lendava stands 53.5 metres tall and offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the diverse landscape, stretching from the Lendava Hills, where the tower proudly stands, all the way to the Mura River basin, capturing stunning vistas of the plains and hills of Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, and Austria.
Slovenia, 9220 Lendava, Dolgovaške Gorice 229
VisitBalaton365 Nkft. VisitBalaton365 was established in April 2024 as the country's first destination management organisation, continuing the year-round work for Lake Balaton that was initiated by the BalatonBike365 visitor management project. The organisation's goal is to act as a bridge between central tourism management and regional and local stakeholders, facilitating the flow of professional information, fostering collaboration, and enhancing the region's tourism competitiveness.
Magyarország, 8360 Keszthely, Kossuth Lajos utca 45
Weidlich Palace The Weidlich Palace, one of Miskolc's most iconic buildings, has been a jewel of the city's main street for over a century.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Széchenyi istván út 19
Dobozi Wenckheim Castle The former Wenckheim Castle now functions as the Dobozi Primary School. In 1944, the castle, which originally had 52 rooms, reached its current form in three stages. First, the hunting lodge facing the main road was completed (currently a shop is located here). The single-storey hunting lodge was built by Rudolf Wenckheim based on the plans of Antal Czigler, the estate architect from Gyula, providing a place for relaxation and hospitality after hunts. In 1850, the upper floor of the castle and its extension parallel to the main road were completed, which now form part of the Dobozi Primary School building. The building took on its "U" shape at this time, and around the same period, in 1852, the romantic-style racing stables and coach house were built based on the plans of Miklós Ybl, followed by the triumphal-arched oat silo granary. Doboz became the centre of the estate, from where the Vésztő and Csorvás properties were managed. At the beginning of the 1900s, Dénes Wenckheim constructed the turret-like, mansard-roofed, slate-covered multi-storey section in the courtyard in a historicist style. A marble staircase leads to the upper floor. From the balcony room, there was a beautiful view of the castle park. The rooms featured stunning tiled stoves matching the wall colours. In the dining room, a 4-metre-tall snow-white tiled stove was brought from Belgium. The upper floor served as the living quarters for the countess and the children. The castle was furnished in an aristocratic and sophisticated manner. On the ground floor, the large dining room, among other things, served as the venue for hunting dinners, and many famous people visited the castle during hunts, including Governor Miklós Horthy. By the 1940s, Count Lajos Wenckheim transformed the castle into a true countryside residence. The corridors' walls were adorned with a collection of hundreds of beautiful and valuable roe deer and stag antlers. The Dobozi hunting lodge was well-known in aristocratic circles. Today, the impressive building houses 9 classrooms. In 1996, the building was expanded with a new wing, which included additional classrooms. The old and new building complex now welcomes Dobozi students with a modern computer room, development room, and specialised classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards.
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Kossuth tér 15
Wenckheim Castle Park Behind the former castle, surrounded by a branch of the Dead Black Körös River, lies a 3.7-hectare castle park, designed by the Wenckheim family in the 1880s in an English style. Its characteristic trees include pedunculate oaks, plane trees, lindens, horse chestnuts, ginkgo, and Scots pine clusters. Since 1979, the park has been a protected natural area, and the leadership of Doboz considers its rehabilitation a top priority. The park features stunning trees that are centuries old. In the picturesque English-style park, you will also find the family mausoleum and chapel (1896-1902). The park was restored in 2006, aiming to recreate its former state by planting new vegetation, creating flower beds, and replacing dead trees. This well-maintained and visually striking park is a favourite spot in the town, where both young and old enjoy strolling under the centuries-old trees and spending their leisure time. We warmly invite our guests to this marvellous natural setting, whose unique climate is shaped by the Dead Black Körös River. Four bridges lead into the park, making this natural wonder in the town centre more accessible. In the western part of the park, there is a sculpture garden paying tribute to former Hungarian kings. Walking through the park and letting your imagination wander, you can picture the everyday life of the former Wenckheim estate, as the former castle, the granary designed by Miklós Ybl, and the chapel and crypt at the park's highest point are all within 'arm's reach' of each other. If you visit Doboz, don’t miss this experience!
Magyarország, 5624 Doboz, Sport utca
WineBike Centre Located in the heart of Tokaj-Hegyalja, in the picturesque village of Mád, the WineBike Centre is the region's primary hub for active tourism and sustainable mobility. This modern, comprehensive service centre connects the unique cultural landscape of the Tokaj wine region, its vineyards, and local heritage with the joy of eco-friendly exploration.
Magyarország, 3909 Mád, Rákóczi utca 5
Witch's Rock Where volcanic fire meets Palóc legends
Magyarország, 3100 Salgótarján
World War I Memorial The monument is a memorial of the heroes of the First World War.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 21
Zsófia Lookout Tower The Zsófia Lookout Tower, one of Lillafüred's iconic attractions, holds over 120 years of history.
Hungary, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred

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