croisbeauty Says: The former Nunnery, built in 1860 in Romanic style, nowadays a Roman catholic Secondary Scholl and the Episcopal Bireau.
Mozi Vilag Steakhouse: T-Bones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
american_tourister Says: It looks like a nightclub from outside but when you walk in you think you have entered a big Lone Star Cafe. This was without a doubt the best steak I have ever had in Europe. It does not know whether it is a Wild West restaurant or a Tropical Rain Forest. It sort of reminds...
Corso Restaurant: Great Goulash!
american_tourister Says: It is on the North corner of the Corso (walking street). It has continental cuisine and excellent service. It is quiet and is THE restaurant in Kaposvar. By Kaposvar standards it is expensive but my buddy and I had Goulash, salad, steaks and beer and the bill came to about...
american_tourister Says: It's McDonald's. Nothing special you say! Well go some where that you don't have one and see just how good it is when you finally get one.I was always Jonesing for Mikey D when I was in Bosnia and this was the closest fix. The plain burger.
The Town Square: The Square at Night
tamietann Says: On our last night in Kaposvar we walked to the Square to take a few photos. The church, town hall, and fountains were all lit up. People were strolling along casually. It was just a pleasent way to end the evening. We ran into a group of American girls there for a soccer...
american_tourister Says: The local bus service is prompt and cheap. It costs about 15 cents US to use it. Have Forint Coins to pay the driver. Enter at the front of the bus and pay him. Exit at the rear. Bus routes are well marked and times are posted. They are usually right on the money. The main...
TESCO Supermarket: Everything you need
american_tourister Says: TESCO has everything from groceries to hardware. I found it to be very easy to shop in because it was laid out like an American Supermarket. Groceries, some clothing, hard ware, utilities such as batteries, etc. Average supermarket prices. Tesco is a big UK based chain so...
american_tourister Says: I enjoyed just walking around Kapsovar and seeing all the little places that you don't see from cars. These are some of the snaps I took whilst wandering aimlessly about.
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The local infopreneur - I live in Kaposvar and I'm the owner of a great site, the Kaposvar Online which introduces this great city on the Net. The city does not offer wolrd-size monuments to see, but its down-town is a...
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I was assigned here to conduct some classes for our company. While I was very busy with my curriculum, I did manage to get in a little site seeing. What struck me were three things. 1. Hungarian a......
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I live in Kaposvar and I'm the owner of a great site, the Kaposvar Online which introduces this great city on the Net. The city does not offer wolrd-size monuments to see, but its down-town is a...
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I had a small top storey flat here for 3 months when I was studying at college. There's a great patisserie on Fo Utca and further up the street on the opposite side there's a tiny tobacconist run by...
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