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Here you can find a little English-Hungarian Dictionary with the most important and useful words:
Thank you=Köszönöm,
Good Afternoon=Jó napot,
Hi=Szia or Hello,
Goodbye=Viszontlátásra (God save the travellers from pronouncing it...) or Viszlát (it's a little bit easier, isn't it?),
Street=utca,
Railway station=vasútállomás,
Bus station=autóbusz állomás,
Restaurant=étterem,
Post office=posta,
right=jobbra,
left=balra,
straight away=egyenesen
(I'll add others if more comes into my mind)
Updated Aug 25, 2002
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Szent István Király Múzeum, Új Magyar Képtár (Megyeház u. 17)
This gallery of temponary exhibitions isn't far from the Main Squere. We were there to see the photo gallery of Lucien Hervé, a famoust hungarian-french photo artist. For the children there's an old MIG airplane in the garden, they'll love it. The exhibition is over, but the gallery convinced me. This is a photo made by Hervé and has nothing to do with Székesfehérvár.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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The memorial of the military and civil victims of the Second World War is work of Maria Lugossy. On the stone is written "A whole eternity keeps on eye of their destiny" - Pilinzky Mourning Poem.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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When in Szekesfehervar a must see Zichy liget (grove) with a very valuable iron bandstand and this memorial monument in honour of vistims of the war 1914-15.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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The First World War memorial, like a kind of "gate ornament", stands on the crypt of the St. Stephen's basilica.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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The provost of the royal basilica is holding the deed of foundation of the original, but destroyed St. Anne's Chapel in one of his hands and the model of the chapel in the other.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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The twice the life-size statue of Ferenc Wattay, who was the castle warden, was made of bronze by Elek Lux.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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Laszlo I, the Saint, was Hungarian king from 1077 to 1095, follower of St. Stephen in ecclesiastical policy. He was canonised in 1192.
Written Dec 12, 2002
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The Matthias Rex (King Matthias Hniyadi) was erected on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of his death. It is located on the wall of the Cistercians convent in the Main street.
Updated Dec 12, 2002
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