Gyula Castle Is A Gothic Brick Castle In The Great Plain Of The Former Hungarian Kingdom Stock Photo

Gyula CastleA XV. Built in the 16th century, it is now the only surviving lowland brick castle in Central Europe, with 24 exhibition halls that allow visitors to go through the history of nearly seven centuries. The lookout offers a beautiful panorama of the city. Its construction is associated with the name of János Maróti Macsó, and its further construction is named after János Corvin. He built the so-called. Near Kerecsényi Gate there is a round cannon fence rondella, which is professionally called the Corvin Bastion. The multifunctional monument also functions as a stone theater, as the performances of the Gyula Castle Theater, which has been operating since 1964, are held in the castle and on the lake stage next to the castle.