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Photo: Elekes Andor, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A steep promontory rises above the Danube, where the edge of the Mezőföld Plain ends like a tableland. Thanked to a variety of micro-topography and microclimate, evolved a very rich flora. There is a nice view of the river.
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Szent Mihály római katolikus templom
The present Baroque-style church was built between 1702–1723 using medieval Gothic church walls. The tower was built later. The religious life has been organized in 1694 by Bosnian Franciscans.
Római katolikus plébániaház
Built between 1686–1695 in Baroque style.
Szapáry-kastély romjai
Elements of the complex are the Baroque castle wall, tunnel system and some stone fragments of the mansion.
This is the third largest minaret in the country, after Pécs and Eger, and stands at 23 m. Located in the old town (Ófalu). It is all that remains from the town's once important place in the Ottoman Empire from the 16th century. Due to the worn stairs and the lack of lighting, the minaret can be visited only at your own liability!