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It was a shelter place. Here hidden from Soviets the Hungarian Crown and moved to West, to U.S.A. At the end of the Second World War here was the last place (in Hungary) for the Hungarian Crown. In 1978 came back from U.S. finally to Hungary.
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Csónakázótó
Beautifully landscaped, orderly, clean environment. The lake receives the refreshing water from a side of the Gyöngyös Creek. The lake was established at the foot of the Kőszeg mountain in 1978. Parking place. For permit look for Kőszegi Sport Fishing Association (W 17:00–19:00), or by telephone.
1956-os forradalom és hazánkból elmenekültek emlékére
After the 1956 Hungarian Revolution was crushed around 200,000 citizens left Hungary, more than 180,000 people went toward Austria. For many, Köszeg boundary was the last memory of the homeland.
Szanatorium
It is now an Old People’s Home. It was built in eclectic style in 1894.
Műemlék Lakóépületek
Bartha Villa
This building part of the 'Explore notable people in Kőszeg' tour. Bartha was a Kossuth-prized painter, scenic designer, book illustrator.
Csörgő-féle Lakó-présház
1810