Verőce

Verőce (previously Nógrádverőce, German: Werowitz, Slovak: Verovce) is a village in the Danube Bend region.

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Gorka Ceramic Exhibition

Gorka Kerámia Kiállítás

Géza Gorka, the famous ceramic artist settled in Verőce; his former house and yard is a museum.

Closed due to reconstruction

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Királyrét Excursion Center

Királyréti Kirándulóközpont

The exhibition presents the geological and landscape usage history of Királyrét.

10:00–16:00Adult: HUF 500; children: HUF 300

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Királyrét Nature Trail

Királyréti tanösvény

There is a 2.9 km long nature trail, where you can learn about the forest and lake wildlife, the history of narrow-gauge railways and iron mining.

Free to visit

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Museum for local historical collection, shows the life in the village, with photos, religious objects, long-standing tools of the village farming and viniculture of the Swabians. The exhibition comprises the history of Kismaros beginning from those ethnic German settlers who arrived in the first half of the 18th century until now. In the museum the visitors can listen to old Ethnic German religious and secular songs, costums and traditions.

Mar 15–Nov 15: Wed 09:00–13:00, Fri 14:00–18:00, Sun 08:30–12:30Free entrance

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Lynx House Visitor Center

Hiúz Ház Látogatóközpont

Here you can find "The inhabitants of the Börzsöny" exhibition, which presents the nature values of Börzsöny.

Fri 09:00–15:00, Sat Sun 09:30–16:00Adult: HUF 700; senior, student: HUF 500

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Migazzi Mansion

Migazzi-kastély

Built in 1769 by count Bishop Kristóf Migazzi of Italian origin. The Baroque building was designed by Isidore Canevale, a French architect. The building was converted to Classicist style in the early 1800s.

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Nagy-Hideg Mountain

Nagy-Hideg-hegy

Third largest mountain in Börzsöny mountain range, 864 m a.s.l.

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Roman Catholic Church

Római katolikus templom

Built in 1827, the one-nave, Classicist, front towered church. Inside, the main highlight are two 17th-century Baroque sculpture: Zakariás and Elisabeth.

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