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Jewish Mortuary

Izraelita ravatalozó

It was built in 1883 in eclectic style.

Address: Ady Endre utca
Getting there: Cserháti szakközépiskola 18

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Kanizsa Swimming Pool and Bath
Kanizsa uszoda és strandfürdő
Services: swimming pool, outdoor section, Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, a Jacuzzi, massage, baby swimming, aqua fitness, fitness, swimming lessons, snack bar.
09:00–20:00Adult HUF 900, student or senior HUF 650, child HUF 500
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Sétakert (park)
On 4 ha is the grandest park of the town. Opened in 1896 in honour of the Millennium. The first part built on farms of Kiskanizsa neighborhood. The founder, Gyula Tripammer, planted in the garden, and nursed him until his death. Since beginning of the 20th century it has been a very lively park: every Sunday Gypsy music, military music and confectionery attracted the audience. The park was named "Tripammer Garden" by Town Assembly in 1927. But the locals always called it as "Sétakert". From 1930 started to reduce the area of the park, first built there the City Bath (Strandfürdő), and later to the construction of housing project MAORT also carved out some areas. Its ornamental entrance was renovated in 2000.
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Church of Alsóváros (Saint Joseph) and Franciscan Monastery
Alsóvárosi (Szent József) templom és ferences kolostor
The Roman Catholic Franciscan Church was built between 1702-1704, and rebuilt in 1760. Former military warehouse between 1787–1791 and 1806–1815. Tower was made in 1816. A single nave, gabled church with straight closure shrine. The Bell Tower is at the northeast corner of the church. The Friary's closed yards connected to the western and southern facade of the church. The entrance hall and chapel line attached to the eastern side of the nave. To the eastern side of the sanctuary is the foyer and the oratory. The nave, the chapel and the shrine row covered vaulted by 'Czech Loaf'. Inner part: Typically from the 18th century. The main side altars and the pulpit, around 1750-1760. The main altar, ordered by Count Lajos Batthyány Chancellor in 1747 a work from Franz Caspar Sambach. The Franciscan Monastery is a two-story building. The main part of it is a rectangular building, enclosing a courtyard. There is also an L-shaped wing. The ceiling frescos of the spacious, richly decorated dining room are destroyed, the beautiful inlaid door now can be see in the György Thúry Museum. In the summer of 1950 the monks who are living here were deported to gulag. After that, the monastery was home of the Miklós Zrínyi Boy Student Hostel later the Municipal Library moved to here. Now the building is back into Franciscan property.
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Kaszinó Restaurant
Traditional restaurant with local cuisine.
Mon–Sat 11:00–22:00HUF 1550, lunch menu HUF 950