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Albertfalva Roman military camp

Albertfalvai római katonai tábor és település

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About

Archeological site. First camps made at reign of emperor Claudius around 30 BC. It was one of the earliest Pannonian limes (border) forts. Rebuilt under Emperor Trajan at the end of his reign. The place is in bad condition, and sometimes under water.

Map of Albertfalva Roman military camp

More sights nearby

Albertfalva St. Michael's Parish
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Albertfalva Szent Mihály Plébánia
Hours
Parish hours Mon Thu 16:00-18:00; Tue 09:00-12:00, 16:00-18:00; Fri 09:00-12:00, 16:00-18:00; Wed 09:00-12:00, 16:00-18:00
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Albertfalva Local History Collection and School Museum
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Albertfalvi Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény és Iskolamúzeum
Hours
Tue Thu 16:00-18:00
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Sports

Imre Nyéki swimming pool and 'Medal street' sports hall
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Nyéki Imre Uszoda, Érem utcai sportcsarnok
Hours
Mon-Wed 06:00-21:00, Thu-Sun 06:00-19:00
Price
Pool tickets Adults (3 hours) Ft1500, Junior/Senior ticket (3 hours) Ft850, Adult all-day ticket Ft2100, Youth/Senior all-day Ft1250, Family ticket (2 adults and 1 or 2 children under 18 years) Ft3500. Solarium Ft600 per 6 min
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Hunyadi Road Sportcomplex (Kelen sports field)
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Hunyadi Úti sporttelep (Kelen sportpálya)
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13:00-21:00
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Kelenvölgy Library
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Kelenvölgyi Könyvtár
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Tétény

Torley Mausoleum
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Törley-mauzóleum
Connected with Cemetery of Budafok. - Made in Art Nouveau style, by Ray Rezső, in 1912. József Damkó carved the ornament statues.
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