Culture & Heritage
, The Szabó Magda Memorial House opened on October 5, 2017, on the occasion of the 100th birthday of the Debrecen-born novelist, in her former school, Dóczy High School of the Debrecen Reformed College.
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, , The center’s exhibit house and arboretum give fascinating insights into the flora of the surrounding area as well as the entire Central European region.
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The Neo-Byzantine church was built in 1910 based on the plans of János Bobula. Unlike other Greek Orthodox churches, there is no iconostasis here.
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, On display at Debrecen House of Literature, the new permanent exhibit titled “Dreaming Hungarians – Stories from Debrecen’s Literary History”.
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Debrecen’s most versatile movie theater, Apolló Cinema, offers the very best in picture and sound quality, no matter if your choice is the latest blockbuster or an art film.
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, , , The leafy semicircle of Debrecen’s Erdőspuszta surrounds the city at a distance of some 10 km to the east and is popular with nature lovers.
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, One of the nation’s five research universities, UD is the higher educational institution…
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“Lícium tree,” a bushy shrub which stands on the corner of Múzeum and Füvészkert Streets is, in fact, neither grass nor real tree.
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The Memorial Garden occupies the leafy plot between the Great Church and the College.
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, The church was built in the early 18th century and was elevated to cathedral rank…
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The original house of worship, built-in 1661, was redesigned several times after it had burned down.
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Debrecen’s Main Square – Kossuth Square – is the very heart of the city, a real community place…
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The city hall building was built in the Classicist style and is one of Debrecen’s most prominent buildings.
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