Székesfehérvár, Hungary
Székesfehérvár, Koronázó tér 1
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+36 22315583
Good for kids
Great place which has strong energy.
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Almost nothing in English, no toilette, and infact you can't see anything which is not visible from the street, so I didn't understand why I payed for the ticket. Avoid this ripoff!
without english, hard to understand.
This is a great chance to explore some of Hungary’s ancient history. Aquincum was a Roman city which stood where Budapest stands today, and served as an important military base in the ancient Roman Empire. It is possible to walk around some of the ruins, including those of an ancient gladiatorial amphitheatre, and other structures, such as the city bathhouse. In the museum itself, you can view various Roman relics, and a working replica of famous water organ which was discovered in the area in 1931.
This place serves as a thomb for the Hungarian Kings of the Árpád family and also as a memorial for the demolishion made by Turkish troops during their stay in Hungary.
Interesting place with tragic history, its quite surprising and sad to know what was standing there before and walking just next to it and seeing that nothing is left
deep history of Arany
Much loved hometown , with it's semetery from the first king of Hungary!
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