Hotel Building "Golden Bull" (11 Market Street)
Hotel in Art Nouveau and Modern is located on the main square of the city and is definitely worth it to be at her, because accommodation there is not cheap. The building was erected in 1690 and several years after construction was only a common residential building. Ten years later, the second floor was attached to the building and the construction was converted to the hotel. A massive building with white columns and a luxurious fountain with sculpture at the main entrance is impressive.
Social Cemetery Debreceni (Debreceni Köztemető)
The public cemetery is part of Nadiard Park and one of the most beautiful places of Hungary. Yes, yes, do not be surprised. With the form of the cemetery, generally little is like a cemetery, and more on a well-kept park with beautiful architecture, benches, flower beds with flowers and thick greens. The cemetery has existed since 1932. The main gate can see the statue of Jesus Christ. It is not essential by crematorium, one of the best creations of the architect Yozfa Borsos, who built most of the buildings of the cemetery. From the park there is a wonderful look. Visit this is an interesting place, especially since since 1981 he is included in the list of National Monuments of Hungary.
Address: Benczúr Gyula UTCA 6
Square Koshuth
This is the main area of Debrecen. The center of the square is a monument to katsut, political and state actor of the country. Also on the square, you can see a group of beautiful sculptures, and the coat of arms of Debrecen was laid out of the colored mosaic tiles. It is impossible to pass by the Bastion and the Millennium Fountain with an ornament in the form of a painting "Hoping acquisition" (displays the arrival of Hungarian conquerors and a Phoenix bird as a symbol of the revival of the city). Also, the Square is the Calvinist Cathedral (Big Church). On the square is always very crowded. More than 10 years ago it was reconstructed, so, today it is a beautiful and very comfortable place for walking and lunch.
Market Street
This is the central street of Debrecen, which starts from the train station and ends on Calvin Square. In 16-17 centuries, there was the main city traffictle market. Walking along this street, you can admire the numerous monuments of architecture, and in the summer on Saturdays and Sundays there is a craft market. Road cafes and restaurants are located on the streets. By the way, most of the buildings on this street were erected until the 19th century, so, the street is literally historical. No, there are also structures of the beginning of the 20th century and modern buildings, but they are very harmonized with old buildings.
Cathedral of St. Anna
Cathedral can be found in the city center. This is the most important historical monument of the city and the acting church. The yellow facade of the building has been preserved in priority from the days of the construction (in 1726). Twin towers are tested above the structure, which attract the attention of the believers of the battle of chimes, who notifies the beginning of the Mass. The cathedral is built in a baroque style, next to the main goal we see the statue of St. Stephen in the crown and falling clothes. To the right of the gate, we see the statue of St. Imre, the son of Svyatostophan. Above the entrance shines the coat of arms of the founder of the cathedral, the bishop Imre Chucky. Almost a hundred years ago, after the restoration, the Cathedral acquired new forged gates, and the fronton-elegant threads.
Address: Egyetem Tér
Red Church Debrene (VERESTEMPLOM)
This Protestant Church in Negotic Style was built in 1887. The "red" church is called thanks to its color, because it is built of red non-cycle clinker bricks. The building with arched windows and one tower of 58.5 meters high with a clock is impressive. The building itself consists of the main hall and two wings. The inner interior is richly decorated with frescoes on biblical themes, as well as inside there is an organ. The undoubted distinctive feature of the church is that on the walls you can see the painting of the sek, very non-traditional for Calvinist temples. The church is spacious, accommodates up to 800 people and is located in the center of the Meliusz Spac Green Park. By the way, visit the temple is not so simple (only by prior agreement).
Little Calvinist Church (on Szechenyi Street)
This old church is located at the crossroads of Piaz Street and the Streets Suschard. Initially, the temple was built in 1600 - in those years, the top of the cathedral was decorated. A half a century later, the church suffered during a fire and it had to return to life, so that the kind of church changed slightly. Another misfortune happened to the church in 1907 during a strong storm -cupol was significantly damaged, but, barely architects repaired him, it happened to the second storm and the dome just fell from the top of the church. After that, the dome was no longer restored. Now the White Church with a square base resembles more bastion, for which it is called "truncated temple" or "unfinished church." In the warmest months, from May to September every day you can look into this church from 10.00 to 18.00. In other months a visit will have to coordinate with the administration of the Church.
University Church Egytemi Templom
The beautiful church was erected in 1940 at the University Square, next to the University building and the Botanical Garden. The luxurious appearance of the church with stained-glass windows is impressive! During World War II, the church was used only for university affairs, as a library, and only 13 years ago, the temple began to work "for its intended" again.
Address: Egyetem Tér 1
Greek Catholic Church
This is a completely unique temple in the Byzantine style, which was built in 1910. The luxurious church with a gorgeous finish attracts a large number of tourists. And they built this atypical church for the terrain after the Emperor Franz Joseph noted that the absence in the city of the Greek Catholic Cathedral is simply unacceptable. The construction of the temple took all the money from the city budget, had to even get into loans. But everything went well, and now this church is pleased with the eye.
Address: Deri Ter 1
Reformer Cathedral
This is the largest reform temple in Hungary, it accommodates more than 5,000 people and is a symbol of the city. Cathedral in the style of classicism with surprisingly modest inner decoration keep the most important relic, Lyosh Koshuti chair (years of life - 1802-1894), which proclaimed the overthrow of the throne of Habsburgs 1849