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Artificial lake and leisure park located 4.5 km away from the center of Nagykanizsa. It's suitable for fishing, bicycling, boating and hiking.
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Nagykanizsai kilátó
48 m high observation tower.
Mindenki Sportpályája
A large-sized grass football pitch, a hard running track, 4 hard tennis courts, 2 small-sized turfed football pitches, an asphalted handball field and a basketball court, a volleyball court, a street-ball court.
17. keleti hosszúsági kör emlékmű
It was set up in 1997. At this point you are almost exactly 17° east of the Greenwich Meridian, although your GPS might tell you to walk on another 100 m.
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.
Nagy-Magyarország-emlékmű
First erected in 1934, symbolizing the unity of Greater Hungary including places part of the country until the end of World War I. The monument was taken down and buried underground in 1952, but in the early 2000s it was dug up and restored.
Hevesi Sándor Művelődési Központ