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The gorgeous Hungarian city of Miskolc lies east from the Bukk Mountains. Many tourists around the world know Miskolc as a beautiful historical center with multiple Baroque style buildings. This city is incredibly rich in architectural landmarks. Together with the natural attractions of the region, these landmarks create an inimitable atmosphere and heritage of the Hungarian city. Multiple tourists visit this part of the country to visit the treasure of Miskolc – the resort with the same name famous for its thermal springs with the healing properties. The first inhabitants in the area of modern Miskolc appeared yet during the Palaeolithic period. Archaeological excavations in the region proved this. They settled in Szeleta Cave, giving the name to such term as the Szeleta Culture. During the Roman Empire period, Celtic tribes settled in the region. When the Roman reign ended, Avarian, Slavic, and Hungarian people migrated to this region. In 1364, the status of Miskolc was raised. The settlement became a town by the order of King Louis I. This is the time when the first fortress – Diosgyor – was built in Miskolc. Turkish troops attacked Miskolc in 1544. The town was burnt down during this attack. The alien invaders were defeated only in the 17th century. During the anti-Habsburg conflict, the leader of the Hungarian uprising Francis Rakoczi settled in Miskolc. However, the imperial army soon attacked the town and burnt it down, destroying the fortress. Restorative … Read further

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Turkish troops attacked Miskolc in 1544. The town was burnt down during this attack. The alien invaders were defeated only in the 17th century. During the anti-Habsburg conflict, the leader of the Hungarian uprising Francis Rakoczi settled in Miskolc. However, the imperial army soon attacked the town and burnt it down, destroying the fortress. Restorative works lasted until the 19th century. The first cast iron … Open

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