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Gallery of Miskolc - Feledy House

Miskolc Galéria - Feledy-Ház

An exhibition hall about Life of Gyula Feledy, a graphic artist. The works of Gyula Feledy and his contemporaries can be see here.

Address: Miskolc, Deák Ferenc tér 3.
Getting there: Close to Downtown Protestant Church
Hours: Mon-Thu 19:00-16:00, but only with appointment
Price: Free
Website: miskolcigaleria.eu (opens in a new tab)

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