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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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Town Concert and Exhibition HallThe building of the synagogue, built in 1904, is currently the scene of periodic exhibitions, classical and light music concerts, events.
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Craftsmen's HouseThe retreat, that is located in a nice natural environment, recalls the forms and materials of the folk architecture. A pottery, a textile and a wood carving workshop operates in the house, and a black-smith shop can be found in its yard.
Gallery
8900 Zalaegerszeg Széchenyi tér 4-6.
Tel: +36 92 316 160
Fax: +36 92 510 697
zalaegerszeg@tourinform.hu
Göcsej Museum
The 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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The building of the Göcseji Museum stands on the other side of Deák Square, which was built as the Savings Bank in 1890. Zsigmond Kisfaludi-Strobl, the sculptor born in Zala County, bequeathed his works-of-art to the town and they are on display in this building. The museum’s standing exhibition on the history of the county entitled ”Centres along the River Zala” guides its visitors through the history of Salla (Zalalövô) of the Roman Times, Mosaburg (Zalavár) of the Middle Ages and Zalaegerszeg. In the separate exhibition hall of the Museum temporary exhibitions are held several times a year.
Göcsej Museum
Zalaegerszeg, Batthyány u. 2.
Telefon: + 36 92/314-537
Fax: + 36 92/511-972
www.zmmi.hu, muzeum@zmmi.hu
Opening hours
1 January - 31 March: Tuesday-Saturday: 9am - 5pm
1 April - 31 October: Tuesday-Sunday: 10am - 6pm
1 November - 31 December: Tuesday-Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Admission
Adult - 500 HUF
Concessions - 250 HUF
Group (from 8 persons) - 350 HUF/person
Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) - 850 HUF
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