Die besten Sehenswürdigkeiten in Prekmurje

Prekmurje's Essential Gems

Prekmurje, Slovenia’s easternmost region, is defined by the Pannonian plains and the rolling hills of Goričko. This list highlights the area's diverse heritage, from the 53.5-meter Vinarium observation tower to Grad Castle, the largest castle complex in the country. It features significant religious sites like the Romanesque Rotunda in Selo and the Lendava Synagogue, alongside natural landmarks such as Bukovniško Lake and the volcanic interactive park at Vulkanija.

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Vinarium Tower

The Vinarium Tower is a Slovenian steel construction 53.5-meter tall observation tower in Dolgovaške Gorice, a village in the middle of the…

Dvorec Lendava / Lendavski grad / Lendava Castle

An 18th-century Baroque castle housing a museum and gallery dedicated to the region's cultural heritage and the works of local artist Štefan Galič.

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Rotunda of St. Nicholas and the Holy Virgin

A 13th-century Romanesque brick chapel featuring Gothic frescoes and a unique circular architectural design.

Peter buck / Public domain

Sinagoga Lendava

Lendava Synagogue is a former synagogue, currently a museum. It is located in the small town of Lendava, Slovenia, close to the Hungarian…

Grad Murska Sobota / Pokrajinski muzej

A Renaissance-style castle located in a central park, housing the Murska Sobota Regional Museum with exhibits on Prekmurje's history and ethnology.

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Ledavsko jezero

An artificial lake and flood retention basin on the Ledava River that serves as a significant habitat for various bird species.

Petr Vrtný / CC-BY-SA

Bukovniško jezero / Bakónaki-tó

An artificial lake in the Goričko hills known for its surrounding forest, the Chapel of St. Vitus, and designated bioenergy points.

Dvorec Beltinci / Grad Beltinci

A 13th-century castle, later rebuilt in Baroque style, featuring a park with rare tree species and an exhibition on local history.

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Tromejnik (SI-AT-HU)

A 387-meter peak marking the triple border intersection between Slovenia, Austria, and Hungary, featuring a commemorative stone monument.

Robert Heilinger / CC BY-SA 3.0

Maria-Theresien-Stein

A historic boundary stone marking the border junction between Slovenia and Austria near the village of Rogašovci.

Bérczi Szaniszló / CC BY-SA 3.0

Szentháromság és Szent István király-templom

A Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Trinity and King St. Stephen, representing the region's religious architecture.

ModriDirkac / CC BY-SA 4.0

Cerkev sv. Jurija

A parish church in Sveti Jurij with 13th-century origins and later Baroque modifications.

Doncsecz / Public domain

Cerkev Marijinega Rojstva

A parish church in Tišina featuring a 12th-century core with a mix of Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements.

Murska Sobota Cathedral

Murska Sobota Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to Saint Nicholas in the town of Murska Sobota, Slovenia.

Cerkev sv. Ladislava

A Neo-Baroque church built in 1894, serving as the final resting place for the Zichy noble family.

Own work / Public domain

Grad Castle

Slovenia's largest castle complex, featuring a pentagonal layout and 365 rooms, situated in the heart of the Goričko Landscape Park.

Nejc Horvat / CC-BY-SA

Vulkanija doživljajski park

An interactive theme park dedicated to the region's volcanic past, located on the site of a volcano that erupted 3 million years ago.