Great Plain
Kalocsa
Paprika fields, painted flowers and an archbishop's town.
A small town near the Danube that is one of the centres of Hungarian paprika. It is also famous for its colourful folk art — embroidery and painted interiors full of flowers — and for its baroque cathedral and archbishop's palace.
Highlights
- The Paprika Museum
- Kalocsa folk art and embroidery
- The baroque cathedral
- Paprika fields in late summer
Places in Kalocsa
On the map
Where to eat in Kalocsa
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Csajda Csárda
Hungarian style
Trófea Söröző
Grande Chicó Ételbár és Panzió
Il Primo
italian pizza
Oázis Ételbár
Burgers
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