Timeline
15:31
Check the route to find a nearby cafe or bakery in Palin that is open for evening snacks. The context does not list specific food spots, so you will need to locate one locally.
16:01
Walk to the Chapel of Förhénc. Find a quiet spot in the churchyard or just outside the entrance to settle in. The stone crucifix and the 1860s fresco fragments will be visible in the fading light.
16:31
Watch the sunset. On 15 January the sun sets at 16:31 toward the WSW. The golden light will have started around 15:42, casting a warm glow on the chapel's segmental arched sanctuary and tower.
17:16
End your evening by heading back into the town center for a late dinner or a nightcap. The area around Palin is residential, so you will need to check local transport options to return to the main town.
Local tip
The chapel is a free-standing structure. The view is best from the churchyard where you can see the frescoes by László Takács in the sanctuary apse as the light changes.
Check before you go
- Verify the opening hours of any local food shops in Palin, as the chapel itself has no listed opening hours but is a public outdoor space.
- Sunset times vary by season. The 16:31 sunset is for 15 January. In summer (July), sunset is much later at 20:41, so adjust your start time accordingly.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Nagykanizsa (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).