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The Nyiregyhaza Railway station is a relatively new building. It is easy to access but parking can be difficult. It is a busy hub anyway.
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- Allomas ter 2, Nyiregyhaza, 4400
The Nyiregyhaza Railway station is a relatively new building. It is easy to access but parking can be difficult. It is a busy hub anyway.
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- Allomas ter 2., Nyiregyhaza
Sep 25, 2023 · Nyiregyhaza Railway Station: Busy hub - See traveler reviews, candid photos, and great deals for Nyiregyhaza, Hungary, at Tripadvisor.
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- How to Get to Nyiregyhaza
- So Why Nyiregyhaza?
- Where We Stayed and Where You Should
- What to Do in Nyiregyhaza
- Squares and Architecture of Nyiregyhaza
- Churches of Nyiregyhaza
- Nyíregyháza-Sóstó
- Aquarius Experience and Park Bath
- Nyiregyhaza Zoo
- Sosto Open Air Museum
Nyiregyhaza is served by the train service from Budapest-Keleti train station which is located in Pest. It’s a relatively direct trip and takes just over three hours. Tickets should be bought at the station before boarding the train. We opted to rent a car from Budapest Airport. The process was relatively straightforward, we booked through Rentalca...
Like yourselves perhaps, it was a city I never heard of until five years ago. Until the day I met Beata that is, as this is her home city. The prospect of bed and board in a foreign country is one of the perks of finding love with a foreign national. So Nyiregyhaza has become my home away from home. We travelled to the prospect of good home cooking...
We arrived at around 7 pm in Nyiregyhaza and spent the evening settling in at Beata’s home and enjoying some of that home cooking, some oven cooked pork was prepared that night. Nyiregyhaza as earlier stated wouldn’t be the most tourist of destinations. The east of Hungary lags somewhat behind the polish of Budapest or the Balaton. The best of its ...
Over the course of our holiday we spent several days in and around the city. The city centre is very compact and certainly isn’t a shoppers paradise despite the presence of a mall and weekly markets. It has in spite of this an attractive centre with broad squares and a good number of buildings constructed during an architectural movement at the end...
Nyriregyhaza’s main square Kossuth Square, which is called after Kossuth Lajos, the Hungarian leader during the revolution of the 1840’s. The paved square is tree-lined and has most of the city’s beautiful buildings. The arcaded City Hall takes centre place on the square on the square with a statue of Kossuth Lajos to the front. However more impres...
I love the churches of Hungary. Their steeples are so different from the cold grey stone that I see in Ireland. Nyiregyhaza doesn’t disappoint and with a number of religions vying for the population’s beliefs there are indeed many to see. The most imposing of these is the Roman Catholic Church, with its red brick twin steeples. It is located on Kos...
We also took several trips out to the Sostogyogyfurdo area north of the city. This is a complex located within an oak tree forest and was to be the principal focus of our attention. It’s actually the city’s main attraction. The complex is built around a lake and its main pulling point is the thermal waters that now heat the pools of the Aquarius Ex...
This sprawling area covers 1.7 hectares on the banks of a lake. Admission to Aquarius Eperience is currently 4500 HUF for adults and children over six, with a discount for locals. Sounds like a lot until you convert it. At the time it was just €31 for three of us to visit. The sheer volume of things to do convinces you of a bargain, and there reall...
Locally it is believed that this zoo is the best in Hungary and it is a source of great pride. It’s an amalgamation of a zoo and an aquarium, and so there is a great variety for your hard-earned cash. Admission for adults is 3900 HUF and for little adults, its 2600 HUF (correct for Summer 2020. The zoo maintains opening hours for daylight times. As...
The Sosto Museum is a recreation of a Hungarian village atmosphere of the 19th century. The museum contains a full village from houses, farm buildings, a church, a school through all the different facilities available to the lower class of the day. The interiors are faithfully recreated and all the buildings can be visited both out and in. It’s a g...
The Nyiregyhaza Railway station is a relatively new building. It is easy to access but parking can be difficult. It is...
The train/railway station of Nyíregyháza (Hungary). Schedules, address, opening times and lockers. Information bus station and airport.
