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Szekszárdi járás Essentials

Szekszárdi járás combines the Gemenc forest’s wetlands within the Danube-Drava National Park with a centuries-old winemaking tradition. The district capital features Neoclassical architecture like the Vármegyeháza and Hungary’s only German-speaking theater, reflecting the region's ethnic diversity. Visitors can explore the 19th-century gingerbread workshop of the Petrits family, historic manor houses in Medina, and hillside chapels overlooking the Sárköz plains and extensive vineyards.

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Danube-Drava National Park

Danube-Drava National Park was founded in 1996 and is located in the south west of Hungary.

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Vármegyeháza

Neoclassical former county hall designed by Mihály Pollack. It stands on the site of a medieval Benedictine abbey, with ruins still visible in the courtyard.

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Urunk mennybemenetele templom

Late 18th-century Zopf-style church on Béla király Square. It is the largest single-nave Roman Catholic church in Central Europe.

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Deutsche Bühne- Ungarn

The only professional German-language theater in Hungary, hosting performances that preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the Hungarian-German community.

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Petrits Mézeskalács Múzeum

Family-run museum showcasing traditional gingerbread making, candle molding, and confectionery tools used by the Petrits family since 1825.

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Apponyi-kastély

Historic manor house located in Pusztakápolna, near Medina. The building represents the architectural heritage of the Apponyi noble family in Tolna County.