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Jul 2020

It's good to visit this place because you can get a taste of History. The Djami was built in the 17th century. Mill Bastion is from 1541-42., Velprech -Tower: 1239, Battlement walkway, Suleiman Stone. My favourite is the recostructed Renaissance water.machine. But you can enjoy modern spirit, too.: Danube terrace with magnificent view and cafe, restaurant. It's worth a visit.

“Rebirth of a 500 year old innovation”

Jul 2020

A visit to the reconstructed Renaissance water machine - which provided the castle with water - will help you appreciate the innovations and the technical knowledge of past times. The mosque, the garden, the cafe and the restaurant together make a nice and peaceful spot. All this was renovated by a German businessman, not by the Hungarian state.

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laczkozsu

Debrecen, Hungary2,244 contributions

Historry and Modern Spirit

Jul 2020

It's good to visit this place because you can get a taste of History. The Djami was built in the 17th century. Mill Bastion is from 1541-42., Velprech -Tower: 1239, Battlement walkway, Suleiman Stone. My favourite is the recostructed Renaissance water.machine. But you can enjoy modern spirit, too.: Danube terrace with magnificent view and cafe, restaurant. It's worth a visit.

Written August 10, 2020

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errearra

Budapest, Hungary93 contributions

Rebirth of a 500 year old innovation

Jul 2020

A visit to the reconstructed Renaissance water machine - which provided the castle with water - will help you appreciate the innovations and the technical knowledge of past times. The mosque, the garden, the cafe and the restaurant together make a nice and peaceful spot. All this was renovated by a German businessman, not by the Hungarian state.

Written July 8, 2020

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Henrik M

Gyorujbarat, Hungary3 contributions

More than a broken minaret :D

Aug 2012

Very interesting! Beautiful garden and view to the Danube! There is also a water mill! Worth a visit!

Written February 9, 2013

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Emre D

Daugavpils, Latvia501 contributions

Visit here after Esztergom Castle

Sept 2016 • Couples

Turkish Mosque has not minaret yet. All of castle and around near to complete renovation and I hope minaret also renovete in future. Mosque is not use as praying. Mosque turned to Cafe and museum. There is very nice inner garden and access to Danube River. After Esztergom Castle, there must be visited.

Written September 24, 2016

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ahmed_alwani

Medina, Saudi Arabia19 contributions

Part of the great history of Moslems in Europe

Jan 2016 • Friends

Worth to visit and spend some times around. It has more than 150 years .. Part of the great history of Moslems in Europe ...

Written January 24, 2016

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Cengishan

Bursa, Türkiye47 contributions

150 years history

Jul 2015 • Family

Turks have been here for 150 years and the only thing remains this little mosque which was destoyed mostly. Only the minaret was restorated but half of it. It's still there by the river Danube

Written July 10, 2015

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Jason C

London, UK467 contributions

Great renovation

Feb 2016 • Solo

It's good to see a place of great historical importance renovated and in use. This mosque was built at the point where the Turks broke through the castle walls in 1543. A large Memorial stone to Sultan Suleiman adds history.

Written February 27, 2016

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