Füzesgyarmat is a town in Békés county, in the Southern Great Plain region of south-east Hungary.
The city is famous for its hydrocarbon exploration and thermal water.
Sights, tourist attractions
- City Hall
- Wenckheim Castle – Füzesgyarmat Castle Park Bath: With seven swimming pools – five open, one indoor and one partially covered – visitors are welcome. It is recommended for patients with musculoskeletal, nervous, gynecological and urological, as well as gastrointestinal and metabolic diseases. The beach offers spa and wellness services.
- Castrum thermal camping
- The St. Barbara , the patron saint of miners
- Country house
- Szitás Erzsébet Gallery
- The former synagogue building (1929) is now a school, Jókai Street
- Jewish cemetery, beyond the Northern Cemetery, with tombstones of local value
- Dezső Csánki Local History Association
Approach
The road 4212 leading from Püspökladány to Szeghalom runs along the north-south direction of the settlement , on which the two endpoint settlements and the main roads 42 and ( from the direction of Szeged – Békéscsaba ) 47 can also be reached. The 4-inch main road Karcagnál leave available in the 4206-os route , the 47-to Debrecen – Berettyóújfalu direction of named Darvasnál we leave the 4225 Series road .
The road coming from Szeghalom is of good quality, then further in the direction of Püspökladány to the county border is still acceptable, but from there in Hajdú-Bihar county it is already of poor quality. The Karcag route, the Karcag – Bucsa section, has also been of acceptable quality since its recent renovation.
