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gigina Says: The Kecskemét City Hall is the house of the main administration of the city of Kecskemét. It was build in 1893. The building was designed by Ödön Lechner and Gyula Pártos. The decoration of the building, which consists of Zsolnay tile patterns inspired by old Magyar and...
gigina Says: KecskemétKecskemét lies halfway between Budapest and Szeged, 86 kilometres from both of them, almost equal distance from the two big rivers of the country, the Danube and the Tisza. The name of the city stems from the Hungarian word kecske meaning 'goat'. Kecskemét has...
Redang Says: Former Calvinist Grammar School and Academy of Law, was built between 1.911-13; art nouveau style.
Cifrapalota/Ornamented Building
Redang Says: Built in 1.902.
Redang Says: Built in 1.862-71, currently it hosts the House of Science and Technics.
Redang Says: Originally, it was a franciscan church.
Cathedral or Big Catholic Church
Redang Says: Late baroque style, built between 1.774 1.806.
Redang Says: Baroque style, buit in 1.742.
Katona József Szíhház/Katona József Theatre
Redang Says: Built in 1.896.
Redang Says: Art nouveau style, it was built between 1892 and 1896.
Liberté Etterem: Outdoor Terrace (in Summer)
Redang Says: Excellent palce to have lunch with open-air terrace.
Redang Says: Some road distances form Kecskemét to:- Budapest: 86 kms.- Brussels (Belgium): 1.440 kms.- Tallinn (Estonia): 1.776 kms.- Madrid (Spain): 2.583 kms.For more info together with driving times and best routes, you can check the web.
pbazsi Says: Malom is a big mall in the heart of Kecskemét, next to the Széchenyi square bus station. It has everything, clothes, food, cinema, bars, whatever.
wojsyl Says: Get yourself a local dry apricot brandy (palinka). What else !
gigina Says: • Do NOT forget to taste the real and world-famous Apricot Brandy (Kecskemeti Barackpalinka) !!! It is definitely a notable thing in that region...• Consider this ... Do you know that traditionally Hungarians drink palinka to their breakfast? And best barack (apricot)...
Redang Says: I know that chess is very popular in Hungary and I assume that it is quite common to see people playing in the parks as I could see (Szabadság tér).
wojsyl Says: Consider this ...Do you know that traditionally Hungarians drink palinka to their breakfast ?And best barack (apricot) palinkas come from the area of Kecskemét !
Redang Says: Tourist Office6000 Kecskemét, Kossuth tér, 7- Tel.: (+36) 76 481 065- Fax: (+36) 76 481 065- Internet: www.kecskemet.hu- E mail: kecskemet@tourinform.hu
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Kecskemét in Hungary - That was nice!
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Q: Read of the Fabian in a Rough Guide to Budapest. They recommended it highly which is pretty unusual for them. I could not find...
A: Tel: 36-76-477-677 Fax: 36-76-477-175 E-mail address: panziofabian@freemail.hu Homepage:: www.hotels.hu/fabian I found the details on this...
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The Ornamental Palace was built according to the plans of Géza Márkus in 1912. Today it is the home of the Kecskemét Gallery. The tiles and decorations of this secession building were made by the...
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One of the most interesting little city
Una piazza: tre chiese! One public square: three churches!
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