Great Plain
Kecskemét
Art Nouveau colour on the Great Plain.
A lively town between the Danube and the Tisza, known for its exuberant Hungarian Art Nouveau buildings, apricot pálinka and as the birthplace of the composer Zoltán Kodály. The wide grasslands of Kiskunság National Park begin just to the south.
Highlights
- The Cifrapalota (Ornamental Palace)
- The Town Hall and its chimes
- Apricot pálinka
- Puszta landscapes at Bugac
Places in Kecskemét
Cifrapalota (Ornamental Palace)
A fairy-tale Art Nouveau building covered in Zsolnay tiles.
Kecskemét Town Hall
Ödön Lechner's ornate town hall, with chimes that play melodies.
Bugac & Kiskunság National Park
Open puszta grasslands, traditional herds and horsemanship.
On the map
Where to eat in Kecskemét
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Himalája Vendéglő
Hungarian style · Chinese
Batthyány utca 2
Mini-Grill
Hungarian style
Hajdú utca 2
Veyron Ebédlő és Rendezvényház
Hungarian style
Horog utca 9
Csalánosi Csárda Belváros
Hungarian style
Mária utca 1
Vén Diófa Étterem és Rendezvényház
Hungarian style
Horog utca 5
Fáklyás Pince Wine & Grill
Hungarian style
Hoffmann János utca 6
Új Fáklyás Pince
Hungarian style
Erdősi Imre utca 6
DIXIE gyorsétterem
Hungarian style
Szegediék Vendéglője
Hungarian style
Hosszú utca 27
Kecskeméti Csárda és Borház
Hungarian style
Kölcsey utca 7
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