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The ApĂĄtĂșr house that houses the GyĆr XĂĄntus JĂĄnos Museum was built in 1741â1742 by Benedek SajghĂł, abbot of Pannonhalma. The splendid Baroque palace became the museum's home inâŠ
The Torkos Palace is located in the historic downtown of GyĆr, on the narrow, medieval-origin Stelczer Lajos Street that connects Dunakapu Square with SzĂ©chenyi Square, at numberâŠ
The SzĂ©chĂ©nyi Pharmacy Museum operates in the former Jesuit pharmacy in GyĆr under SzĂ©chenyi Square 9.
The ancient pine forests in Hungary are relic plant associations that remained from the pineâbirch period of the interglacial phase of the last ice age, which lasted until today,âŠ
The area of the Pannonhalma Landscape Protection District is 7âŻ055 hectares. The Landscape Protection District falls under the administration of the FertĆâHansĂĄg National Park.
Nyirkai-Hany is a protected area of the FertĆâHansĂĄg National Park. The water habitat reconstruction created in 2001 has developed a diverse and valuable community of lifeâŠ
The Museum of the Debrecen Reformed College is the institution that collects and exhibits the larger part of the significant material collection gathered by the Debrecen ReformedâŠ
Located in a building designed by architect AndrĂĄs KovĂĄts, Ybl prize winner, in the historic downtown of Debrecen, the MODERN INSTITUTE (MODEM) has been welcoming visitors sinceâŠ
The Ferenc Medgyessy Memorial Museum is located in Debrecen, under PĂ©terfia Street number 28. The museum, founded in 1982, is a branch of the DĂ©ri Museum.
The 265-hectare underground mole reserve is located on the border of HajdĂșbagos. This is the habitat of the underground, mole-like small burrowing animal, the European mole,âŠ
The cultural values of the protected landscape area are also significant: the region contains the earthwork chain system built around the 3rd century by the local Szarmata tribesâŠ
Cserepes-kĆ Rock Shelter is among the specially protected caves of Hungary. It is located on the BĂŒkk plateau, within the BĂŒkki National Park. It has been converted into aâŠ
Körös Cave is one of the caves in Hungary that are specially protected. It is the cave located at the greatest altitude above sea level in Hungary. It is located in the BĂŒkkâŠ
The Szalajka Spring Cave is among the specially protected caves of Hungary. Its entrance is located in the Szalajka Valley in the BĂŒkk region, which is the place where theâŠ
Hevesi FĂŒves PusztĂĄk Protected Landscape Area, covering 8âŻ199 hectares, is a freely accessible area belonging to the administration of BĂŒkki National Park, located between theâŠ
The SzĂ©chenyi Zsigmond Carpathian Basin Hunting Museum located in Hatvan opened its doors to the public in 2014. The museum is housed in a Rococoâstyle, Grassalkovichâtype palaceâŠ
The Hatvany Lajos Museum in Hatvan is located in the historic centre of the city, on Kossuth Square, opposite the Grassalkovich Castle, in the old Beer Hall.
Lök-völgy Cave is among the specially protected caves of Hungary. Paleontological finds have been recovered from the cave. It is located in the BĂŒkki National Park area. It isâŠ
The ImĂł-kĆ Spring Cave is among the specially protected caves of Hungary. It is located in the BĂŒkki National Park. The ImĂł spring emerges from the cave.
Pes-kĆ Cave is one of the caves in Hungary that are under heightened protection. It is located in the BĂŒkki National Park. It is one of the four caves in Hungary that provide aâŠ
Gyula Cave is one of those andesite caves located in the MĂĄtra Mountains. Archaeological finds have been uncovered from it.
The CsörgĆ Hole is Hungary's longest and best known cave formed in non-karstic rock. It is the only specially protected cave in the MĂĄtra. It is Hungary's only speciallyâŠ
The MĂĄtra Museum is located in the former Orczy Castle building on the eastern side of Gyöngyös, next to road number 24 leading towards the MĂĄtra, primarily collecting memoriesâŠ
The Heves County Sports Museum in Eger is located in the courtyard of the County House, in the former prison building.
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