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Gizella Chapel

The Gizella Chapel was built in the mid-13th century as a two-storey palace chapel and stands between the Archbishop's Palace and the Provost's House in Veszprém's castle quarter. Its lower chapel keeps 13th-century wall paintings of the apostles in a Byzantine manner. It is named after Queen Gisela and is seen on guided walks.

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Archbishop's Palace

palace

Veszprém Castle

castle

St. Michael's Cathedral

church

Fire Tower

observation tower

Veszprém Zoo

zoo

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