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In the town of Vaja, Szabolcs-Szatmár County, the Ádám Vay Museum, founded in 1964, was housed in the 17th‑century Vay family manor house in Vaja.
In the city of Mátészalka in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, the Szatmár Museum was opened in 1974.
The Báthori István Museum in Nyírbátor is a branch of the Hungarian National Museum. It was founded in 1955, and Barnabás Szalontai, the renowned folklorist, played a decisive…
The Túristvándi watermill is located in Túristvánd, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, on a branch of the Túr (Old Túr). The monument, still a functional watermill, today operates as…
The Jósa András Museum is a county museum located in Nyíregyháza, the oldest cultural and scientific institution in Eastern Hungary. Its maintainer – together with the Sóstó…
Within the Vajai-tó Nature Conservation Area lies the notable 78‑hectare Vajai old lake, famous for its floating peat islands, which is also a fishing lake. It belongs to the…
One of the area’s greatest values is the original habitat of the highland hard‑bark oak forests, preserved in typical composition – some patches of which have become overgrown in…
Salt‑tolerant plants still grow today around the saline spots in the area, such as salt‑grass, meadow edge‑sedge, and sheep's fescue.
Among the forest stands are various pine species; (black pine Pinus nigra, Scots pine) (Pinus sylvestris), Turkey oak (Quercus cerris), elm (Ulmus), maple (Acer), hybrid poplar…
The Cégénydányádi park was built in the 19th century, during the Reform Era, as an English‑style landscape garden, on the site of the soft‑ and hardwood oak‑beech forests…
The Völgységi Museum opened on April 1, 1987 in Bonyhád. The institution, a regional museum handling the historical and ethnographic memories of Völgység, is maintained by the…
Somoly is a completely unexplored Hungarian village, whose ruins remain, located on the border of Regöly and Szakály, on the section of main road 65 between Szakály and Tamási.
The Paksi Képtár is an institution founded in the city of Paks to present contemporary visual art works, whose permanent exhibition consists mainly of works by avant‑garde artists.
The Fekete István Museum is the first museum of the city of Dombóvár, located at 7200 Dombóvár, Hóvirág u. 25. (corner of Dália Street). It can be visited for free after…
The establishment of the Dombóvár Railway History Museum (Dombóvár Railway Collection – Museum Stop, abbreviated: DVM) was preceded by the initiative of Lajos Beles (Szőny, 1941…
The Wosinsky Mór Museum is located in Szekszárd, at 26 Szent István Square.
The Pacsmag Lakes Nature Conservation Area, under the supervision of the Danube–Drava National Park Directorate, is located between Tamási and Regöly in the meandering valley of…
The Askeri power plant is a power plant located next to the town of Ikervár in Vas County, operating on a separate channel of the Rába River. It is Hungary’s first power plant,…
Vadása-tó is the name of an artificial lake complex actually consisting of two lakes in the southern part of Vas county, in the Őrség region. It is a popular resort and fishing…
The Pável Ágoston Museum (full name: Pável Ágoston Local History and Slovenian National Minority Museum, in Slovenian: Muzej slovenske narodnosti in lokalne zgodovine Avgust…
The Black Saracen Pharmacy Museum was set up in Kőszeg in the former Black Saracen Pharmacy building. This was the city's first pharmacy, which operated at this location between…
The Velemér Sindümuseum is a privately held nonprofit folk collection that presents the folk art heritage of Őrség, with particular focus on creations that carry symbols. The…
The area of the Mura-menti Landscape Protection Zone is 1,904 hectares. The landscape protection zone falls under the administration of the Balaton Uplands National Park…
The Roman villa and mausoleum is located on the border of Kővágószőlős, west of the access road leading from the main road 6. It is the only excavated and monumentally restored…
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