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mvtouring Says: The old press they used to use to crush the paprika into a fine powder
mvtouring Says: Some of the old tools on display with the paprika drying, adding interesting colour display
mvtouring Says: A visit to the paprika museum is a very pleasant experience. They have items on display from days gone by that they used in the making of paprika
mvtouring Says: I am not sure what this monument is called, but remember that it was for the people that died during ww11. It is in front of the Cathedral and Palace.
mvtouring Says: The inside of this Cathedral just takes your breath away. It is so beautiful.
mvtouring Says: When you stand outside the Cathedral you feel minute as this huge building towers over you. A beautifull place that you must definately visit.
mvtouring Says: We could not enter the palace, only look at it from the outside. Looked very well maintained with lovely gardens
JessieLang Says: Horse shows are a 200-year old tradition here, and they are worth seeing. At the Bakod Puszta (Bakod Farm) we were greeted with wine and bread with lard, supposedly the traditional breakfast of the cikos (Hungarian cowboys), and some music as well. Hungarian gray cattle...
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We could not enter the palace, only look at it from the outside. Looked very well maintained with lovely gardens
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Kalocsa is one of the oldest towns in Hungary, founded by King Stephen in the year 1000. Once they managed to control the river’s floods, this Puszta region became productive for agriculture. Puszta...
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Kalocsa is the oldest town of the Danube-Tisza Interstice with an archbishopric and it is an administrational, educational, cultural and touristic centre. Its folk art and folk dancing is a symbol of...
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