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Göcsej MuseumThe bequest of the sculptor Zsigmond Kisfaludy Strobl is exhibited in its ground-floor rooms. The exhibition on the history of the county titled Centres along the river Zala is displayed on the first floor
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Mary Magdalen ChurchThe historic building of the Baroque church has been built between 1747 and 1769 on the authority of the then landowner of Zalaegerszeg, Márton Padányi Bíró, bishop of Veszprém.
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Calvinist ChurchThe church has been built of wood and red sandstone in 1941-42, using the traditions of the arhitecture of Transsylvania. Its painted armoried windows are worth for a speial attention.
Gallery
8900 Zalaegerszeg Széchenyi tér 4-6.
Tel: +36 92 316 160
Fax: +36 92 510 697
zalaegerszeg@tourinform.hu
Finno-Ugric Ethnographical Park
In the Finno-Ugric Ethnographical Park the way of life and usual personal belongings of our linguistically relative nations are exhibited in Finnish, Khanty, Mansy and Mari houses.
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The outdoor museum adjoins the Finno-Ugric Ethnographical Park, which displays the architecture, interior decoration and life of people belonging to the Finn-Ugric language family with the help of their typical houses, original fixtures and articles for personal use.
Finno-Ugric Ethnographical Park
Zalaegerszeg, Falumúzeum u.
Telefon: +36 92/703-295
www.zmmi.hu, muzeum@zmmi.hu
Opening hours
1 November - 31 March: Closed
1 April - 30 April: Tuesday-Sunday: 10am - 4pm
1 May - 31 August: Tuesday-Sunday: 10am - 6pm
1 September - 31 October: Tuesday-Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Admission
free
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