Historic places in Gönc
15 historic buildings, sites and memorials in Gönc.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Historic places in Gönc
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Ancient Hungarian Coat of Arms and Flag Exhibition
Ősi Magyar Címer- és Zászlókiállítás
The exhibition features more than 500 coats of arms and 16 historical flags. The pieces on display are the gold-embroidered needle-painting works of Ilona Szabadiné Sinkó. The building is the new Vay Mansion. It was built around 1820 in Classicist style.
Mar 15–Oct 31: 10:00–16:00
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Castle of Boldogkő
Boldogkői vár
Built in the 13th century. There is an exhibition of archaeological, military history, tin soldier, coat of arms and flag, prison and torture, chamber, smithy numismatic, mineral, statue.
Apr–Oct: Sat Sun 09:00–19:00Adult: HUF 1500; senior, student: HUF 1100
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Castle of Regéc Visitor Centre
Regéci Vár Látogatóközpont
There is an interactive exhibition about the Castle of Regéc.
Adult: HUF 500; senior, student: HUF 300
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Gáspár Károlyi Museum and Bible Exhibition
Károlyi Gáspár Múzeum és Bibliakiállítás
The exhibition consists of four rooms. The first and introductory hall is the Károlyi Room with a local history exhibition. The second is the “Books Returning Home from Russia” room with valuable ancient prints. The third is the Church Art Hall, where the collection of the Gönc congregation can be seen. The fourth room presents Bibles with different translations and languages.
Tue–Sat 10:00–17:00Adult: HUF 800; senior, student: HUF 400
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Heritage House
Tájház
Collection about local history, presentation of the Zemplén Mountains natural values, tools for use, blacksmithing.
Apr 10:00–17:00; May–Oct 10:00–18:00
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Péchy–Zichy Mansion
Péchy–Zichy-kastély
Built in 1768 in Baroque style. It has an ancient landscape park.
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Ruins of Amadé's Fort
Amadé-vár romjai
The castle was built in the second half of the 13th century by the palatine Amadé. Only fragments of the wall of the former old tower remain.
Free to visit
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Ruins of Castle of Regéc
Regéci vár romjai
It was built in the 13th century, collapsed at the and of the 18th century.
Dec 1–Mar 14: Sat Sun 09:00–15:00; Nov: 09:00–16:00; Mar 15–Apr 30 Oct: 09:00–17:00; May–Sep: 09:00–18:00Adult: HUF 800; senior, student: HUF 600
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Rákóczi House
Rákóczi-ház
Local history collection. The building was built between 1800–1830 in Classicist style.
Tue–Fri 10:30–18:00, Fri Sat 14:00–18:00Free entrance
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Telkibánya Local History Collection
Telkibányai Helytörténeti Kiállítás
In the museum visitors can view the exhibition in 6 halls. In the first hall you can see the talking headstones of Telkibánya and then the minerals of the Eperjes–Tokaj Mountains. In the next room, the products of the first porcelain factory in Hungary can be seen, and then visitors can get acquainted with the memories of medieval gold mining, as Telkibánya was a significant gold mining town in the 15th and 16th centuries. In the last room you can see the memorial room of the Kádár family, the founder of the museum. In the yard you can see a millstone park, which is unique in Central Europe.
Apr–Oct: Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00Adult: HUF 635; senior, student: HUF 380
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Vizsoly Bible Visitor Centre
Vizsolyi Biblia látogatóközpont
Services: a guided tour of the church, a presentation of the original Vizsoly Bible, a presentation of frescos, and two exhibitions of the Manstkovit Printing History Exhibition combined with interactive bible printing.
Mar–Oct: Tue–Sun 09:00–18:00; Nov–Dec: Tue–Sun 10:00–16:00Adult: HUF 1000; senior, student: HUF 600 (the ticket includes all the services)
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Castrum Boldua
Medieval restaurant. Reservation required.
Sat Sun 12:00–20:00HUF 2950
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Ruins of Pauline Monastery
Pálos kolostor romjai
Built at the end of the 14th century in Gothic style.
Free to visit
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Terra-Boldogkő
Experience-based historical labyrinth in a cellar.
Sat Sun 11:30–20:00Adult: HUF 600, children: HUF 400
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Medieval Castle Games
Középkori Várjátékok
In August.
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Gönc (CC BY-SA 4.0).