The Pope sent Franciscan monks to the Gyula manor in 1410. The Franciscan church and monastery were in existence from 1420 to 1566. The monks fled during the Ottoman attacks of 1566, after which the monastery and the church fell into disrepair. The Gothic church, once 35 metres long and 10 metres wide, was excavated in 1930 and reconstructed in the 1960s. Today, only the apse and some of the cells attached to it can be seen. The Franciscan church is the resting place of some notable Hungarians, such as János Corvin's daughter, Elisabeth, and his wife, Beatrix Frangepán. The fenced garden, where the ruins are located is open to visitors every day of the year.
Contact
- 5700 Gyula, Epreskert street 19.
Visitgyula offers
Gyula több pontján
5700 Gyula Siórét farm 35.
The entrance to the park is located about 100 meters from Tiborc street 51, in a wooded area, next to Fehér-Körös.
5700 Gyula, Corvin street 13. I. floor.
5700 Gyula, several locations
5700 Gyula, Kossuth Square
Gyula, at several locations
5700 Gyula, St. Nicholas park 1.
5700 Gyula, K.Schriffert József str. 2.
5700 Gyula, Kisökörjárás, geographic number 2742.
Gyula, city centre
5700 Gyula, Várkert
Békéscsaba
5700 Gyula, Farm Siórét 50.
