Imre Makovecz’s Visegrád, Part 5 – The main building at Jurta Campsite
The five buildings designed by Imre Makovecz form an emblematic part of Visegrád’s built heritage. Thousands of people come to visit…
Read more →The five buildings designed by Imre Makovecz form an emblematic part of Visegrád’s built heritage. Thousands of people come to visit…
Read more →The five buildings designed by Imre Makovecz form an emblematic part of Visegrád’s built heritage. Thousands of people come to visit…
Read more →The five buildings designed by Imre Makovecz form an emblematic part of Visegrád’s built heritage. Thousands of people come to visit…
Read more →We would like to tell you about a truly innovative and supportive initiative, as part of which, alongside several Hungarian tourist attractions, sign language is being used…
Read more →When did your interest in culture and the arts begin? Was there a particular moment of realisation, or a life-changing experience, that…
Read more →One of the very first themed events of the autumn, focusing on grapes, grape must, wine and the grape harvest, will take place in Visegrád,…
Read more →From 22 to 24 September, our town’s beer festival will be held in Visegrád for the fifth time this year; it has now become a real family weekend…
Read more →We all remember what a wonderful experience it was, even many, many decades ago, to discover Szob and Visegrád on group boat trips…
Read more →It’s been quite a few years now since the team known as outdoor.maffia, led by Zoli Gyurián, envisaged Visegrád as a place…
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