Kecskemet

Kecskemét lies on the Danube–Tisza Interfluve in the Great Hungarian Plain, where level, open country stretches between Hungary’s two great rivers. The city is a regional centre between Budapest and Szeged, with a compact core marked by the ornate Art Nouveau City Hall and the Cifra Palace, a landmark of early 20th-century Hungarian Secession. Composer and music educator Zoltán Kodály was born here in 1882, and the Kodály Institute continues his international legacy in music education. Kecskemét is also closely associated with apricot growing and Kecskeméti barackpálinka. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Kecskemét and the Great Hungarian Plain.

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