The 13 best things to do with kids in Eger

The castle is so nice with memorable mark in the battle with Ottoman. The lady in the ticket office is super nice. Highly recommend to visit because of beautiful landscape and historical lesson about Hungary.

The historical site was very engaging and fascinating , but we found it to be quite expensive. The family discount didn't help much, and we had to pay extra for some activities that weren't included in the ticket price.

Very nice place with great view on the town below. Lot of space, not many people. Nicely repaired, with many historical artefacts. Free, clean toilets. Reasonable entry fee. 2 hours to spend easy.

Practicaly it is the heart of the town, the main attraction, a true and viral lesson of history. Make sure you have plenty of time to wonder around and explore every corner and read every information. There are a lot of exhibitions, interactiv panels for smaller kids to enjoy.

The Eger Castle is a very nice place to visit, the castle is very big and most part are in great condition. There is a lot of history there which the Hungarian people can be very proud of. I can recommended to very one who loves castles and their history.

Eger Castle was so beautiful and the scenery from the top was gorgeous. There is alot of history to be seen here and great photography opportunities. There were alot of signs in English which was useful. I will say if you are unable to walk up steps or at an incline it may be difficult for some with accessibility issues. There was a lady at the counter who was a little unfriendly which was a shame but the lady in the gift shop was nice.

It was a lovely place to explore. We spent a couple of hours there. The admission fee is quite high, though.

The location is great, outskirts of Eger - great place for a n after- sightseeing trip. Easy access by car, if you visit there on time you can find car parks. Restaurants, souvenir shops all over and of course at least 48 (I counted 48) private wine cellars. Different makers, different strength and quality. For some reason most of the places’ language is Polish. The only 3 starts (only - it is a massive average rates) are gorge communications in each wineries, the offers, the interior design and of course some extra activities, too. Some places had live music - folklore. Great place to hang out with mates, stag,- and hen parties. Little park facing the wineries what is great for kids.

Must visit if you are in Eger and like wines. There are many cellars to visit, indoor & outdoor areas, you can try different local wines (wide collection), have some snacks, buy wine home with good prices, eat at restaurants, listen some live music etc. About 25min by foot from main square, also possible to take shuttles there, taxi about 2000-3500 forints (about 5-8,50€) depends which part of city we took it or in the night back home.

I wish I enjoyed wine but I don’t. I tried some wine but meh for me. If you like to do wine tasting then this will be great for you. No one we met was doing a forceful in your face selling job so no pressure. Go when you have lots of energy because there are Many places to sample wines. There are restaurants there too. Was it touristy? Yes

Not far from Eger town - an easy 20 minute walk, and you arrive to this area with so many wine cellars. They don’t offer traditional tastings, but all cellars instead sell wine by the 100ml glass, for around 500HUF, so it is very affordable and great to wander, tasting whatever wines sound good. Almost all of the wine is produced in the nearby region, and is really high quality (even with such a low price!) A really nice place to visit for an afternoon.

You must visit it, you can try a lot of different taste vine, and you can buy it aswell. From Eger you can travel there with a small train

I saw complaints of locals that: - "They don't sell glasses of wine." Now they do. Your complaints worked apparently. - "This is a tourist trap for foreigners." There are quite a few of them, but most of clients speak Hungarian. - "It's so expensive." Yes and no. It's 50% more expensive than an average wine bar where average Hungarians go on a regular basis, but said places are so stupidly cheap, that I still wouldn't call it expensive. Hungarians drink wine like beer, so imagine your pint going from $3 to $5, because your local bar looks now like high key restaurant. - "There are too many people there." Opening hours beg to differ. To spend there whole day you need to start in one place that opens early and move to another that's open until late evening. And if you disagree, go and buy one of cellars with "elado" written on it and make a fortune on endless torrent of Poles brought here by one bus after another. "Gentrification" is a fashionable word these days and many want to join this movement, but the fact is that that all people working in Szépasszonyvölgy was wonderful and very professional for me.

What a beautiful place! For rest for walk for drink fabulous wine!

Beautiful square with a lovely historic vibe. Lots of cafes and restaurants to choose from, and everything is very well kept. Nice place to just relax and people watch.

What a nice place to sit and eat lunch. The views are fantastic. I wish there was more signage to explain everything we were looking at. Don’t miss out on Eger!

Beautiful square. Lots of stores and restaurants. A good place to buy some nice souvenirs. The castle is also close to it. If you are visiting Eger then this place is a must see category.

Nice places in the downtown of Eger. Plenty of restaurants around the square. On August 2021 we enjoyed Eger wine festival. I'm impressed, next day after festival Square were clear. No plastic cups,broken glasses,empty wine bottles. Well done Eger.

A very pleasant square with a relaxed vibe and fun fountain. Don't miss the bronze model of the square at the northwest corner.

A beautiful little town. Seems like there is always something happening at the square.

It's a very important historian place of Eger in Hungary. The Turkish army tried to attack Eger in the 16th century. Eger is also an important center of the Catholic religion. We call it, the city of monks.

If you think about it, it truly is an amazing exhibition of art and craft mastery. But you have to think about it carefully, because on face value, it's quite a small exhibition and can seem deceptively ordinary.

Interesting museum. Can you imagine that all exhibits are made out of marzipan? Unbelievable masterpieces. Recommend to see.

Disappointing. Not worth the entrance fee. 5 minutes are enough to see the pieces on display, employee at the entrance not friendly.

This places makes you hungry, really interesting place to visit. You can try delicious marcipans in the small shop next to entrance.

Nice museum!

Pretty but over priced entry fee.

It's unbelievable how those works of art are made from marzipan. The detailing and size of some "statues" are ridiculous. There are ones of traditional hungarian pillows, the minaret, from folk stories and much more. It's 1000 Ft for adults, 500 Ft for students.

Crowdy and dirty. The showers next to the pools didn't work. The tiles were coming away in some places.

Gorgeous strand with botanical trees in a lovely nature.

With their newly built slides and upgraded facilities this aquapark is a modern, nice place, we had a lot of fun here. It is family friendly, there were a lot of children, but the park was large enough for all. The hot water soaking pools were a blessing. Make sure you look around before buying food, although they are all cheap, some of the food outlets are much better than others.

Like outdoor pools? Well you can't go wrong here. It manages to cater for three distinct groups well. 'Serious' swimmers, who want to get some lengths in. Families, with space for games with the children and slides. And, those who want a 'Spa-like' experience (for the full experience I recommend going to the excellent Turkish Baths next door which include entry to the outdoor facilities). For adults, don't worry, the space is big enough for the raucous activities of children to be away from the more relaxed pools.

Spent two days here with the family - tis a great place to go, lots of warm pools great price - couple of places to eat on site too or take a picnic - it will be worth it, as a good day can be spent here. Only negative is that been here two years on the trot and central feature in kids pool is still closed?

Great place to splash in the water in the middle of Eger. No 5 stars because there is no restrictions on the number of visitors, so summer and spring weekends are too crowded, making the experience not as perfect as it could be.

A lot of various places to relax and have a bath including a medical baths, swimming pool and amenities for children. All of these for fair price. Could really recommend.

The Eger underground wine cellars are a must-see, but plan accordingly. English tours are limited, and while the Hungarian ones are informative, a 45-minute tour would be ideal as the 90-minute option is overly long. You'll journey through history and explore ancient wine storage, but dress warmly as the cellars are chilly. Unfortunately, English information is scarce, making a guided English tour essential.

As we are really interested in sightseeing the underground cellars we planned visiting the City under the city while being in Eger. Unfortunately the staff rudely informed us that there were no tours in English this day and even though we didn’t really care and wanted to see the cellars anyway this person basically wanted to get rid of us. Pity :((

Interesting place with nice historical story behind, but the tour guide only talk in Hungarian and not English. At the end you can taste a little wine and bread!

I can wholeheartedly recommend this to everyone who's interested in a little bit of history. It's light-hearted, hilarious and the tour guides are awesome!

Boring, guide hardly knew english, spoke extremely slow. Not worth the admitance.

The English language tour was at 1500, we were the only takers but it was February and the tour went ahead with just the two of us. Our guide a lovely young man had only been learning English for three years but he was informed, witty and eager to please. A thoroughly enjoyable and informative tour.

Fantastic experience. Must go. So much history and tour guide was awesome

Went for a tasting & tour, and contacted the place the day before to ensure that happens. Was told that places closes at 4pm so arrived shortly after 2.30pm hoping to experience it, but was immediately "greated" with that we can only do it at the bar, so immediately "the experience" wasn't as nice as the person who welcomed us wasn't in the mood or just was very "short". Anyhow we were allowed to walk the vineyard ourselves which was truly superb so place deserves 5/5, interiors too, wine bottle designs as well 5/5, wines themselves 4/5 as were just OK (except brut which was 5/5), customer service 3/5 - done to be done, so overall has to be 4/5. Would I do it again, maybe, but there's too many vineyards around to take another chance... Work to be done folks! Leaving 4 as you have the potential here!!!

It was truly a delightful experience. I booked from Italy after reading many positive reviews online, and I must say the location is stunning, the wines were a pleasant surprise, and the pizzas were very good. We would have enjoyed exploring the area as well, but I understand that Sundays have shorter opening hours. Still, it’s an experience I wholeheartedly recommend.

Relaxed afternoon wine tasting and tour with Chubby. Definetly recommend visiting. I booked online and they were ready to welcome us to try the wines.

We have visited vineyards in many countries on many continents but didn't know a lot about wine from Hungary. So when we visited, we knew we needed to try it. Bolyki was a great experience in terms of the wine and the winery itself. The winery is dug into the earth like a cave. It was very comfortable when it was hot outside. The wine was just fabulous. Both white and red, we found some we just had to bring home. It's affordable too which might not always be the case if the region gets recognized more. From Budapest to Eger, it is a short 2 hr bus/train ride. Make a day trip or stay the night. Worth the visit.

My husband and I and our small dog all had an amazing time at Bolyki winery. The scenery and winery is absolutely beautiful with a great view of Eger from it as well as spectacular stone cliffs that make up the building. If we weren’t already married, it would be an amazing place to have a wedding. Great conversation and history as we drank heavy pours of phenomenal wines on our tasting. The wine is super delicious and we bought several bottles to consume later. Highly recommend!

My friend from London and I (based in Budapest) had great time at Bolyki winery, though we had a very stressful start! On the way to Bolyki, google map guided us to a narrow unpaved road. Due to the rain, our car got stucked in the mud. So unless you have a 4x4, don't drive in from Egri út side, drive from Kistályai út. Big big thanks to Csaba from the winery, his excellent hospitality made us feel comfortable, cozy and relaxed, so we could enjoy the delish wine and food for the rest of the day! He and the owner of the winery also offered help to get our car out of the mud while still raining, so my friend could catch the flight back and end our weekend trip perfectly. As a foreigner, I couldn't thank more for their warm-heart and kindness. The winery itself is a hidden gem. Its unique scenery is very much suitable for wedding party or company event. I will recommend all my friends to pay a visit while in Eger.

Incredible afternoon of tasting and learning. Stumbled across the winery on google maps and knew I had to go. Took the train from Budapest and a very easy 25 minute walk from eger station through the picturesque neighbourhoods. Felt very much ‘off the beaten track’ but was immediately welcomed in like it was someone’s home We had a very personal tour of the wine making facilities covering this incredible history of the vineyard. The tasting was great and incredible value for what we got - the wines were phenomenal and I learned so much about the different grape varieties. Great communication beforehand too after emailing to book a time. All in all, would thoroughly recommend if visiting Budapest and you want to escape to eger and taste some amazing wine

Good variety of shops. Most of the units are now occupied again. Spacious and well-ventilated. The car park is quite tight. The toilets are good and are free. It is near to the bus station but quite a long uphill walk from the city centre.

A nice shopping center in the middle of Eger, you can buy your groceries there, there is a foodcourt also. Good parking, easy to walk distances.

That’s a great shopping centre. Looks new built and the size is of the shopping centre is great.

A really dull mall. I was there on a Sunday afternoon and it was almost empty. The only cafe I saw was tucked away in a corner. Limited shopping

Great Tesco , great pepco, hervis and many more

We went there to purchase some clothes , toys for kids and for good chocolates. But it was not a good shopping experience. We have good options to purchase clothes like C&A, Newyorker, KiK etc ., but we could not find good options for toys other than Lego and also no good options for chocolates

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One star is to much, It's like an 80's failed science fair. Most of the display is out of order or just poorly planned. NOT recommended in the summer!!! No AC or fan. Very Very HOT!!! can't say if the ticket was worth it...

You should definitely visit the place if you like physics experiments. The interactive room is fun and immersive for adults and children.

We visited the museum in June and were very impressed by the dedication and expertise of the guides – who explained everything in English for us. The tower is a fairly magical place. My favorite was the camera obscura, but just seeing the astronomical exhibition or the Foucault pendulum would have made the visit worthwhile. Unfortunately, we didn’t have time to experience everything.

The astronomical exhibition has some very old telescopes. But the real attraction is the camera obscura at top of the tower. Unfortunately the people in the museum bonoy talks in Hungarian, but there are some written guides for foreign visitors. The view from the top terrace is really nice.

Fantastic place, you feel the history while walking in the building. kind hosts, and beautiful view of Eger.

A must have experience. The building is also home to the local university and it is beautiful. There are multiple exhibitions with an interactive physics demonstration, an optical museum and an astronomical museum. The astronomical museum was especially interesting and there were old telescopes. The camera obscura is found az the top of the tower and was a great experience. The view is amazing from the top of the building. The demonstrations were all in Hungarian.

I visited the museum with my elder parents earlier today. Although we were told that the presentation of the camera obscura was in English, we went all the way up to the 9th floor to be told that we were not enough in number to have a few things explained to us in English. This was the first rude experience that we have had visiting Hungary so far. At least, when we complained on our way down to the reception, we were given our money back.

Beautiful park that adds another dimension to this wonderful town: play areas for kids, outdoor gym equipment for adults, a running track around the entire park, and much more.

Amazing place in the centre of Eger and near to the Turkish bath and City Public baths. The park has a lot of various trees, bushes, small river and ducks. :) It suits for usual walking, sports events, etc.

Best bit of Eger for families. Large playground in a middle of a small forest. The central of the town is 10mins walk. On west side of the park there is a small ice cream place they sell a very good ice cream. Large free parking place just opposite the road. Kids just love that place..... But there is few down side as well. The park is dirty.Full of rubish empty bottles paper and plastic bags. Probably during nights youngsters using the park as a party place so they leaving a lot of sh@t behind.....shame The playgrounds toys just in a very bad condition.One of the slide's stairs just braking down. Swings are very used. I sure is'cos the park is very busy every day but the place just look like it has no owner.... Thas it belong to the town of Eger? I don't know....but is a shame!!

Wine fest in Érsekkert is one of the most exciting events of the year, especially for wine fans. Highly recommended!

Very nice place :)

Very pretty park here in Eger. 4/5 because it is very minimalist (grass and trees, rather than flowers). The fountain is pretty, but there's not a whole lot else going on. Perfectly good place to take a walk.

Very peaceful and tranquil. Has bathrooms, bicycle racks, picnic tables and a huge playground.

Central park café is themed by the famous series: Friends. It's mood is well captured, I like the colors and all the amenities. The staff is kind, we had a booking for 5pm but arrived an hour earlier and they didn't make any problems, let us sit down and consume. As we were full we tried only limonades but it wasn't the best according to our taste.

It has a good and fun atmosphere for talking to each other or play a board game. 🎲 I love the idea of creating a space inspired by a beloved series. ✨️ It's easy to find in Eger. Amazing place to hang around and take some quality time with friends, family or yourself. ❤️

This Friends themed coffee shop is awesome. It is full of Friends memorabilia, they even have games to play and books. Coffee is wonderful, high quality and service was excellent. Highly recommended.

Ooooo myyyy Goddd!!!! We came here first thing in the morning. My day could not started better than this. This coffee shop is heaven! I adore the interior- it literally made me so happy!!! Service - fantastic- on point, polite & kind! This is without a doubt the best coffee place! If you are visiting Eger, please do yourself a favour and do not miss this spot!

Very cosy little café in the style of Central Perk of The series Friends. Obviously not a direct copy but gets the feeling right You can purchase some memorabilia and prices are very reasonable. Worth a visit even if you are not a fan of the show.

Lovely place, modeled after Central Perk (Friends series), friendly staff and good coffee. Definitely worth a visit.

Fantastic atmosphere, definitely have the FRIENDS vibe, many Friends theme board games. Really nice specialty coffee ☕️

(Translated by Google) Church on the hill. Tourists visiting Eger know the city more for its castle, baroque buildings, baths and wines. At the same time, few people know that the little-known church, the Eastern Greek Serbian Church of St. Nicholas, rising in the northern part of the county seat of Heves, hides wonderful treasures. As the saying goes, to see Rome is to die. However, it is simply forbidden to do so until one has at least once seen the iconostasis of a Serbian church, which is actually an ornate picture wall that separates the sanctuary from the nave. In Hungary, the carved, baroque-style iconostasis is typical, which often reaches from the floor to the ceiling. The wall is decorated with sacred images in a circle, which follow each other in strict order Serbs, Greeks and other ethnic groups of the Balkan Orthodox faith began to settle in Eger in large numbers during the Turkish subjugation, in the 17th century. The first ones probably came to the city in 1660, after the Turkish occupation of Nagyvárad. The number of Serbs in Eger increased by leaps and bounds after the end of Turkish rule, as in 1690 Patriarch Arszenije Csarnojevics led 35 thousand Serbian families to Hungary, a significant part of them settled in Eger. At first, the Augustinians used the medieval church on the same site. After the wealthy Greeks and Serbs, who were mainly involved in the wine trade, petitioned for a long time to be able to build a new one on the site of their crumbling church, II. King József gave them permission. The church that can still be seen was built between 1785-1799, based on the plans of János Povolni, in the braided style. He started carving the iconostasis of the church in 1789. Miklós Jankovics. There are sixty paintings on the huge wall surface, which praise the handiwork of the Viennese painter Anton Kuchelmeiser. These icons depict the lives of Jesus and Mary, as well as the apostles, saints and prophets, according to the regulations. This church is the largest and perhaps the most beautiful among the Eastern Greek churches in our country. It is in the Pigtail style, which, along with Rococo, is the late branch of Baroque, preceding Classicism. It is characterized by cleaner, more transparent lines, simplicity and clarity were important aspects. The cemetery around the church offers a wonderful view of the city. Inside, in addition to the imposing iconostasis, you can also see the braid-style, richly carved pulpit and a mini-exhibition presenting the history of the pilgrimage site. (Original) Templom a dombon. Az Egerbe látogató turisták a várost inkább a váráról, a barokk épületeiről, fürdőiről és borairól ismerik. Ugyanakkor kevesen tudják, hogy a hevesi megyeszékhely északi részén emelkedő, alig ismert templom, a Szent Miklós görögkeleti Szerb templom csodálatos kincseket rejt. Ahogy a mondás tartja, Rómát látni ès meghalni. Azonban addig egyszerűen tilos ezt megtenni, amíg az ember legalább egyszer nem látja egy szerb templom ikonosztázát, ami tulajdonképpen egy díszes képfal, amely elválasztja a szentélyt a templomhajótól. Magyarországon a faragott, barokk stílusú ikonosztáz jellemző, amely gyakran a padlótól a mennyezetig ér. A falat körben szentképek díszítik, amelyek szigorú rendben követik egymást A szerbek, görögök és egyéb balkáni, ortodox hitű népcsoportok a török hódoltság idején, a 17. században kezdtek letelepedni nagyobb számban Egerben. Az elsők valószínűleg 1660-ban, Nagyvárad török elfoglalása után jöttek a városba. Az egri szerbek száma a török uralom megszűnése után ugrásszerűen megnőtt, mivel1690-ben Arszenije Csarnojevics pátriárka 35 ezer szerb családot vezetett Magyarországra, jelentős részük Egerben telepedett le. Eleinte az Ágoston-rendiek ugyanezen a helyen álló középkori templomát használták. Miután a főleg borkereskedéssel foglalkozó tehetős görögök és szerbek sokáig kérvényezték, hogy omladozó templomuk helyére újat építhessenek, ezt II. József király engedélyezte számukra. A most is látható templom 1785-1799 között épült fel, Povolni János tervei alapján, copf stílusban. A templom ikonosztázát 1789-ben kezdte el faragni. Jankovics Miklós. A hatalmas falfelületen hatvan táblakép található, amelyek Anton Kuchelmeiser bécsi festő keze munkáját dicsérik. Ezek az ikonok az előírásoknak megfelelően Jézus és Mária életét, valamint az apostolokat, szenteket és prófétákat ábrázolják. Ez a templom a hazánkban található görögkeleti templomok között a legnagyobb, és talán a legszebb is. Copf stílusú, ami a rokokóval együtt a barokk késői, a klasszicizmust megelőző ága. Már letisztultabb, áttekinthetőbb vonalvezetés jellemző rá, fontos szempont volt az egyszerűség és a világosság. A templom körüli sírkertből csodálatos kilátás nyílik a városra. Bent pedig az impozáns ikonosztázát mellett a copf stílusú, gazdagon faragott szószéket és a zarándokhely történetét bemutató mini kiállítást is meg lehet nézni.

(Translated by Google) We happened upon this place by chance. Very interesting to see. Impressive interior. DIY museum vibes. Unfortunately, there's hardly any information in English. (Original) Sind hier zufällig vorbeigekommen. Sehr interessant zu sehen. Imposanter Innenbereich. Hat DIY Museum Vibes. Leider kaum englischsprachige Infos.

(Translated by Google) Amazing icons🥰This is the most beautiful Serbian Orthodox church I've seen at home🥰Always an impressive sight🥰I recommend it to everyone who loves these kinds of rare treasures😊 (Original) Csodálatos ikonok🥰Ez a legszebb szerb- ortodox templom amit láttam itthon🥰Mindig lenyűgöző látvány🥰Ajánlom mind azoknak akik szeretik ilyen fajta ritka kincseket😊

(Translated by Google) ENGLISH👇 The temple located on a hill is quite far from the market square. From the outside and around it you can see the marks of time and neglect. The entrance fee to the temple is 500 ft. I think the amount is symbolic, but it is really worth seeing the interior and perhaps this money will help restore the building. Entering from the side, we enter the men's part and on the right side we are greeted by a beautiful, richly decorated iconostasis and an altar, on the left side there is a separate section for women, the so-called "women's gallery". The temple on the hill is far away from the market square. From the outside and around you can see a strong imprint of time and neglect. Entry to the temple is payable 500 ft, I think the amount is symbolic and it is really worth seeing the interior and perhaps this money will help in the restoration of the building. Entering from the side, we enter the male part and on the right we are greeted by a beautiful iconostasis, richly decorated and an altar, on the left there is a separate part for women, the so-called "women's gallery" (Original) ENG👇 Świątynia mieszcząca się na wzgórzu jest sporo oddalona od rynku. Z zewnątrz jak i wokół widać na niej mocny odcisk czasu i zaniedbanie. Wejście do świątyni jest płatne 500 ft myślę że kwota jest symboliczną a naprawdę warto zobaczyć wnętrze a być może te pieniądze pomogą odrestaurować budykek. Wchodząc od boku wkraczamy do części męskiej a po prawej stronie wita nas przepiękny ikonostas, bogato zdobiony oraz ołtarz, po lewej stronie jest odzielona część przeznaczona dla kobiet tzw ,,babiniec" The temple on the hill is far away from the market square. From the outside and around you can see a strong imprint of time and neglect. Entry to the temple is payable 500 ft, I think the amount is symbolic and it is really worth seeing the interior and perhaps this money will help in the restoration of the building. Entering from the side, we enter the male part and on the right we are greeted by a beautiful iconostasis, richly decorated and an altar, on the left there is a separate part for women, the so-called "women's gallery"

(Translated by Google) It is a unique, beautiful place of its kind. It's like time has stopped. A must see. I'm afraid it won't be for much longer because it will collapse. When we were there, a piece weighing several kilos had fallen from the tower's baroque decorations. Shame! The 33 Coptic Christian churches in Lebanon renovated with one and a half million dollars from Hungarian taxpayers certainly do not look like this. I recommend this for consideration to those who "rewarded" this historic rarity of our country with two stars because of its condition. (Original) A maga nemében páratlan, gyönyörű hely. Mintha megállt volna az idő. Feltétlenül látni kell. Félő, hogy már nem sokáig lehet, mert összedől. Ottjártunkkor többkilós darab volt leesve a torony barokk díszeiből. Szégyen! A magyar adófizetők másfél millió dollárjából felújított 33 libanoni kopt keresztény templom biztos nem így néz ki. Ezt ajánlom átgondolásra annak aki az állapota miatt két csillaggal "jutalmazta" hazánk e műemléki ritkaságát.

(Translated by Google) The largest on Mo and with a very beautiful iconostasis - still awaiting interior renovation. But still worth a visit. Out of season (we were there in the second half of March), you have to make an appointment by phone, at this number: +36 20 470 2376 (Original) A legnagyobb Mo-n és nagyon szép ikonosztázzal - még belső felújításra vár. De így is érdemes meglátogatni. Szezonon kívül (március 2. felében voltunk) telefonon kell időpontot egyeztetni, ezen a számon: +36 20 470 2376

(Translated by Google) The Serbian Church of St. Nicholas (summer), which is now a museum, is worth a visit in any case. From the center, Dobo ter, about 15 minutes. It needs renovation. There used to be about 70 churches in the whole country, and now there are still about 40. (Original) Српска црква св.Никола (љетни),која је сад музеј,у сваком случају вриједна посета њој.Од центра,Добо тер,неких 15 минута.Потребна је јој обнова.Некада је било око 70 цркава у цијелој земљи а сада их је још око 40.