Medieval castle of Hungary, most famous about its heroic resistant and victory over the Ottoman siege in 1552. You can visit the armoury, the dungeon, and the casamates, where an interactive exhibition tells you all Eger's and its castle history. From the bastions you have a breathtaking panorama of the city. Sometime a medieval weapon show is held in the castle!

Szépasszony Völgy, literally the Valley of Beautiful Woman is the most known celiar row in Eger. We do winetasting here of 5 series, including tha famous Bull's Blood. Eger wines are known internationally and every year there is a winner prize they get. You can walk, have lunch, drink some more wine and shop-

Turkish Minaret from the 16th century, the northernmost Turkish minaret of Europe, today a museum, You can climb up to the terrace of 43 m. when once upon a time mezzin called for pray.

One of the most beautiful baroqe churches of Hungary on the main square of Eger. The Franciscan church is full of fabolous frescoes, richly carved benches, altars and statues.

Famous and impressive chatedral of Eger, built in classical style, with a beautiful interieur. The building was designed by Joseph Hild, the most known Hungarian architet of the 19th century, the frescoes are the work of Hungary's most known frescoe painter, who worked also in Italy and on 280 churches in Hungary. Some statues were carved by Canova. Eger chatedral is frshly renovated.

The main square of the city, where a richly formed statue composition commemorates the victorious and heroic the that time captain of Eger castle. On the square you find the classicist City and County Hall alike.

In the neighbourhood of the Lyceum - Univbersity today - stands the Bishop Palace with a beautiful garden. The Lyceum's library can be visited on some days. The beautiful baroque library guards one page from the Divina Comedia by Dante, and a letter wrote by Mozart to his sister. The ceiling frescoe about the Synod of Trent looks like three dimensional.