Eger Castle Promenade - Can I invite you for a walk?

V´rsétanény through the eyes of a tourist

"There is nothing better than a gourmet dinner in Eger with a pleasant WALK. As you walk along the V´rsétanény, which leads to the northern gate of Eger Castle and is spiced with an unparalleled view, the history of V´r almost comes alive before your eyes! I started reading The Stars of Eger anyway, it's more exciting in an authentic setting and it's not out of the question to be immersed in the Eger sunrise.

I reached the foot of the path, then stumbled into a tent of thieves. For a moment I wondered if I had inadvertently walked through a time gate. My curiosity wouldn't let me rest, I looked inside and a real, rustic atmosphere appeared before my eyes. As it turned out, the stone Finally, it is called EGRI PASA SÁTRA, which contributes to the presentation of Turkish traditions and gastronomy not only in its decoration and atmosphere, but also in the offer of food, drinks, teas, coffees, and desserts prepared here. I had wanted to try BAKLAVA for a long time, so I took the opportunity.

After the sweet treat, I set off on my way. HOW WAS THE CITY WALL BUILT?
The construction of the city was the result of a complex work process, which required a huge workforce and brilliant logistical organization. The construction work took place in several phases: in the quarries and in the tunnels, quarries extracted the raw material, which was worked on by stonemasons at the construction site.

I half-thought, let's take a break! I took a break by reading a couple of chapters from a work by Gárdonyi, THE BALLOON. Little children ran, racing to the top of the hill, some capturing the panorama in brushstrokes. I found this place to be a place of peace and picturesque romance, where the historical setting is a bit of a break from the hustle and bustle of the 21st century.

Furthermore, we can find out HOW HIGH the city wall was originally?
Archaeological excavations have shown that the western wall suffered serious damage during the siege of 1552. Due to the excavations at the bottom of the hill and the neglected condition of the wall, the castle wall began to collapse in 1788, so its roof was significantly demolished. The wall was originally much higher... so during the siege it was not possible to climb the castle wall.

This time travel was good! Of course, I didn't include everything, the rest will be a surprise! I was reading on a bench with a ball at sunset, and I almost completely saw Eger from above, I was both a Turk and an Eger castle guard. Oh, so which side am I on now? Would I be a home-bred? No, that's just the experience of a tourist, if you drop into 1552 :)