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It was in Debrecen that Kossuth Lajos declared the end of the Habsburg rule in Hungary in April 1849. The Calvinist College has an illustrious history serving education, literature and science in Hungary for more than 450 years. Of the numerous places of interest in Debrecen, one is the Déri Museum, where as well as other interesting exhibitions, the Christ Trilogy of the well-known Hungarian painter, Munkácsy Mihály can be seen. Those who like folk art should visit the so-called Tímárház (Tanner's House).

In 2001, the main street of Debrecen was completely renewed: the whole area became a pedestrian zone. The parade, whose beauty is accented by a fountain, is a place for various art, classical and pop music events and cultural and leisure programmers. The brand new aqua park of Debrecen was opened to the public in 2003 and welcomes those who wish to have high-quality services. It is just a ten-minute walk from our guest-house.

The Spring Festival, the Bartók Béla International Choir Festival, the Flower Carnival, the Jazz Days and the courses of the Summer University are some of those events and programs that attract many visitors. The Phoenix Hall was also opened to the public in 2003; here many national and international events are organized. The Hortobágy National Park, located only 35 km from Debrecen, is another pride of Hungary. Visitors can meet the horse-herds, taste the Goulash soup and get acquainted with the typical Hungarian species on the famous "puszta" like puli and the domestic grey cattle. It is also very rich in birds. The main events are the Riders' Days and the Bridge Fair.

Our guest-house is situated in a calm and pleasant area in the centre of Debrecen. The 1-2 and 3-bedded rooms are equipped with bathroom and TV. Our guests may leave their cars at our closed parking lot. The guest-house and its vicinity provide a wide range of services.