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A street in the city of Köszeg, Hungary.
A modern part of Szombathely, Hungary.
Have I ever complained about Swedish being an especially absurd language? Try this instead! In Hungary, the town of Szombathely
The main square in Szombathely, Hungary.
The historical center of Köszeg, Hungary.
The main square in Köszeg, Hungary.
have you known that Köszeg is famous for two things? Firstly, for its impeccable historical character - the origin dates back to the 13th century, when it was settled as a free royal town. Naturally,
Not only the architecture, which is spectacular without doubt, but also a famous international school stands here. Today it recjoices from global acclaim.
A square in an old part of the town Köszeg.
Another view of the square.
My parents in front of a functional drinking fountain on the square. ... Just a note; those plants were pretty weird, so to speak. Some of them looked like cabbage.
Köszeg, Hungary.
Secondly, Köszeg also played an important role in the Little War during the 16th century. This town was under siege, resisting the Ottoman attacks. They have succeeded in their atempts, and since the
City streets... once again! :)
An old castle in Köszeg, nowadays a museum.
Köszeg, Hungary.
Hm... city streets?
An old church and a city tower in the backgroung. Köszeg, Hungary.
A drinking fountain on the square.
City tower :)
A snapshot of historical buildings in Köszeg, Hungary.
Köszeg, Hungary. Most of its sights were built in renaissance or barocco styles - creating an appealing mixture of narrow, clean streats and long history remnants.
And once again, my favourite plants/vegetables in front of the church!
The main church of St. Jacob in Köszeg, Hungary. The city lies near Austrian borders, offering a historically advantageous position.
A view of the more modern part of Köszeg.
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