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An abandoned observation tower on a former military firing range once used by the 80th Ignác Török Mechanized Rifle Brigade. The structure offers a nice view of the Mátra, but it is in very poor condition. The ladders are unstable and climbing the tower is dangerous and officially prohibited. Several abandoned military buildings can still be found nearby, making the area an interesting stop for those exploring the surroundings.

On the city's main square, Karl-Robert-Platz, stands the huge, monumental hall church, the largest in the area. A church already stood on this site in the 13th century, but it was much simpler than today, as a document from 1301 testifies. In 1320 the church was set on fire by Máté Csák, and Tamás Szécsényi financed the reconstruction. In the 15th century it was rebuilt into a Gothic hall church, the interior of which was lit by large Gothic windows. The tower was located in the middle of the nave and was rebuilt several times, most recently in 1732. During the Turkish offensives the church burned down several times. It was demolished in 1741 and replaced by the current baroque church between 1746 and 1756, preserving the earlier walls and rebuilding them. The towers were added later. The north 1772-73, the south 1815. The earlier tower was demolished only after the north tower was built. It was destroyed by the great fire of Gyöngyös in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1922 according to the plans of the architect Virgil Nagy (Translated from Wikipedia).

The Markazi Reservoir is a lake in Markaz, Heves County, at the southern foot of the Mátra. It is a cooling lake for the Mátra power plant. It is popular with sailors, surfers and anglers (Translated from Wikipedia).

Eger Castle (Hungarian Egri vár) is a castle in the Hungarian city of Eger, located on a hill immediately west of the city center. The hilltop castle was built from the early 13th century and is historically best known for its successful defense against the Ottoman siege in 1552, which was literary processed in the novel Stars of Eger by Géza Gárdonyi (Wikipedia). The tour is scheduled to last one hour.

Small chapel above Markaz. There is a small draw well right next to the chapel.

The thermal bath in Eger was opened in 1932. It is one of the most beautiful and famous baths in Hungary. The five-hectare bathing park is a paradise for those looking for healing, sports and entertainment!

Beautiful view, but you have to pay to visit.