//
Kazinczy Ferenc Emlékcsarnok
Photo: Both Előd at Hungarian Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Built in 1873 in neo-Classicist style. Designed by Miklós Ybl on the site of the derelict Kazinczy Mansion. It contains an exhibition evoking the life of the writer, organiser of literary life and neologist. The building was made of the carved stone and imitates a Greek church. Opposite the Memorial Hall, Ferenc Kazinczy rests in his tomb.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
Magyar Nyelv Múzeuma
The museum conveys the culture of the mother tongue, presenting the history of the Hungarian language, the achievements of linguistics, and the interaction of languages and language variants. Based on the materials of its own and other public collections, it is a venue for permanent and periodic exhibitions, researches and public education opportunities.
Görög katolikus templom
Built in 1769 in late-Baroque style.