A plaque on Érsek utca, Eger: the house of the organised workers, 1930-1944
A stone tablet on a lane off Eger's main street records that between 1930 and 1944 this house…
A stone tablet on a lane off Eger's main street records that between 1930 and 1944 this house…
The palace the bishops of Eger built for themselves and rebuilt for a hundred and thirty years, from…
Archbishop Pyrker's neoclassical cathedral, designed by Jozsef Hild, built 1831-1836 and consecrated on 6 May 1837, with facade…
A fortress celebrated for its legendary defence against Ottoman forces during the 1552 Siege of Eger, this Hungarian…
A Neolog synagogue completed in 1913 in Eger, Hungary, the building served its Jewish community until World War…
A regional art museum in Cheb's New Town Hall showcasing Gothic heritage and Czech modern art, with an…
A pale green corner block at the head of Eger's main street, with a carved eagle over the…
Eger's main street, paved end to end for walking, running from the Lyceum past the Archbishop's Palace and…
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