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Built in the second half of the 18th century, this Baroque-Rococo house
stands on the corner of Town Hall Square. The statue of St Sebastian is
placed in the Baroque curtain-decorated niche.

The Rococo stucco decorations of the window sills on the side facing the
square and on the corner balcony are rich and varied. The corner balcony
is supported by two stone bearded heads. A stone fence was erected in
front of the arcaded courtyard with the former proprietor’s family crest
engraved into the keystone of the stone-framed gate. A rearing lion holds
a sword in his right front paw, pointing ahead with his left.

In 1727 the house was the property of city judge, Mihály Hiemer. The stucco
decorated Font House and the more modest Caraffa House overlooking
School Street (Oskola utca) are both built together with the Hiemer House,
located on the corner of School Street and Town Hall Square (Városház tér).

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It resides in Matra, this is the highest Mountain of Hungary. We took our
tents and did a holiday camp in the nature. Finally I’ve finished my studies
at the St. Istvan University so it was also a good occasion to celebrate my
diploma in Communication Techniques Engineering. The moral was also very
elevated, at least after some Tequilas.

Anyway, this lookout tower served as an oil drill some hundred kilometres
away that place, near Szeged. (A hungarian city.) After the site was
exhausted in the late sixties the tower was brought here with large effort
to enjoy the beautiful panorama from the top of it.

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This building belongs to the engineer department.
It was built around 1970, as the last component of the building complex.
Before it there is a pool with a fountain, but unfortunately it has
only rarely water in it.

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It’s been a long time since I published my last panorama here,
but I was very busy. The next WWP event is coming, and I didn’t
even published my submission from december. Unfortunately I missed
the autumn event, the theme was colours. I had the idea of a large
colorful theme park, but had flu and didn’t want to go out in the cold.

Anyway, this one is from march 2008, so it is one year old. I remember
those days, the wind blowed very heavy, all the internal shots were done
long ago, I missed only some external panoramas around the university to
make the virtual tour ready.
Alas it was not a good choice to shoot the outdoor scenes in march,
you cannot see the beautiful flora around the university surroundings.

This panorama was taken at the main dormitory of the Szent Istvan Egyetem,
the second, newly built one will be the subject of my next upload.

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The first wine-cellar visit was made as we passed our first semester
at the Szent Istvan University. We’ve made a bet, that if we pass all our
exams than we will go and drink some wine in the Valley in Eger. That all
happened in february 2005. From that time we’ve never missed an occasion
and have visited that place in every year. The company is changing from
year to year, but there are constant members like me, Daniel Kadar or
Balazs Balint Szabo.

“Germol” aka Daniel Kadar and “BB” aka Balazs Balint Szabo

And now some words about the “Szépasszony völgy”, about the
“Valley of Beautiful Women”:

The Szépasszony Valley is the largest area of wine cellars in Eger.
Many legends are linked to the development of its name. According
to Bakó Ferenc /1843/ The Szépasszony which means the Beautiful
Woman used to be one of the goddesses of the ancient religion, she
was similar to Venus, the goddess of love.

According to another explanation there used to live a really beautiful
woman close to the Valley. The area of the Valley was called Koháry
Valley in the first quarter of the 19th century. Koháry István vice
general participated in the relief of the Eger Castle in 1687.

On the basis of the archives data the origin of its name cannot be
clearly ascertained, neither can be the date of the building of the first
cellars in the Valley. What is certain is that the building of the Öregsor
started in 1774 with the permission of the bishop and the landowner.
In consequence of Archbishop Barkóczy’s economic policy, there was
a boom in wine producing, wine market as formed, so the establishment
of places for storage was necessary.

In 1781 there were 32 wine cellars. In the last century the reputation
of the Eger wine has been related to the Szépasszony Valley where
150 cellars can be found. Today’s group of cellars of the Valley was
built after the land reform after the Second World War. These cellars
were scooped out from riolit tufa because it can be easily formed and
wine can be held on 10-15 Celsius degrees in it.

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As you can see, the wall is teared down at the corner,
because the work is not finished yet. At the right side of
the coffee machine there is the entrance of the library.
I will show you our library in the next published panoramas.

At the left side of the Coke machine it is a fake door, used
only in the old times when the room of the current library served
as a dining room. If you go through the door left of these,
you get outside to the courtyard.

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This is one of the oldest stairway at the University.

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Alas it has no water in the basin. Behind the foutain farther on
you can see the flowerpots made of concrete. These pots originate
from the last century, from the premontrei times.
In the midst of the 19th century this building served as a monastic quarter
and was the home of the premontrei monks.

And some words about my masterpiece to prepare:
I’ve finished my thesis about making virtual tours,
and my masterpiece is almost done. (90%)
I was given some small texts about some nodes,
but I need to write some other texts. 15 nodes still
missing the descriptions so far.

I added some plain pictures into the extras section as supplementary
to the multimedia disk, and it contains some werk photos just for
the curious ones. And the last hint: there is an easter-egg built-in,
find for the unseen node on the map!

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This door leads to the main entrance, and upsides there are the board rooms
at the first and second floor. Right from the door there is a fountain between
the pine trees.

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