Renovated city centre flat.

Situated close to the city centre of Veszprem, this apartment is on the second floor of a 4-storey building.

The appartment consists of a living room, bedroom with built-in wardrobe, kitchen, bathroom and toilet with a balcony and a parking place.

The flat has been newly renovated and has a new kitchen installed.

Veszprem provides a real home to its inhabitants, who are faithful to their traditions, proud of their values and who give a warm welcome to all guests and tourists visiting their place. With 59,000 inhabitants it lies in the central Transdanubian region, at the meeting-point of the Bakony Hills and the Balaton Uplands.

The history of the city goes back to the Hungarian settlement of the country in the ninth century, when Veszprém belonged to the estate of the ruling family; it became the City of Queens thanks to Giselle, the consort of Hungary´s first king, St. Stephen and in 1001 it grew to be one of the most significant centres of the Catholic Church as the bishop´s seat. Historic documents mention St. Michael´s Cathedral, situated in the castle surrounded by wonderfully preserved baroque buildings, as the first and oldest cathedral in the country. The Catholic Church has remained a vital force in the life of Veszprém as our city has been an archbishopric since 1993.

Outstanding sights include the Archiepiscopal Palace, the Giselle chapel, the Queen Giselle Museum and St. George chapel. In the galleries and exhibition halls of the House of Arts, for example in the Modern Art Gallery - László Vass Collection the works of contemporary artists are exhibited.

The permanent exhibition from Károly László´s collection is opening in the renovated Dubniczay House in autumn of 2006. At the same place the Brick Collection of the Hungarian Construction Industry Museum, as well as the Exhibition of minerals await visitors in this wonderfully restored environment.

In the Dezső Laczkó Museum interactive exhibitions of local history are presented. In the past the building housed the first public library in Hungary. The neighbouring House of Bakony was one of the first open-air ethnographic museums in Hungary.

Veszprém is known for a vivid cultural life throughout the year. Three theatres and a whole series of festivals provide entertainment to inhabitants and visitors alike all year round. Besides the cultural events and the historic sights you can find here the Kittenberger Kálmán Botanical Garden and Zoo Park of well-deserved European fame.

Discover the City of Queens, the ever-renewing Veszprém, always striving to preserve and enhance its beauty! Veszprém was the Hungarian City of the Year of 2005.

Distances (km): Balatonfüred 17 Várpalota 20 Siófok 24 Ajka 26 Budapest 95 Bratislava  138 Vienna  169 Belgrade  320 Berlin  684 Rome  720

International airport (km): Bratislava Ivanka 130 Budapest / Ferihegy 108 FlyBalaton Airport 73 Graz-Thalerhof 188 Wien-Schwechat 150 Zagreb / Pleso 207