The fish ladder is the largest ecological fish corridor in Central Europe, connecting Lake Tisza and River Tisza of an even 10-metre lower water level. This huge difference in level and the closed locks of the dam prevent the fish from moving freely and naturally between the lake and the river. That is why the […]
The history of Lake Tisza dates back to the 1960s when, after a long planning process, the construction of the Kisköre Dam began. It was handed over in 1973 after 6 years and aimed to facilitate water supply to the Great Hungarian Plain and regulate the floods of the River Tisza. The “heart” of Lake […]
The only mixed-use railway bridge of the country, which is also the third longest one in Hungary, can also be found here.
The Fish Ladder in Kisköre is the greatest ecological fish corridor in Central Europe.
Lake Tisza is the largest artificial lake of Hungary.
The hydroelectric power station with the highest capacity in the country is located in Kisköre.
According to a legend about one of the region’s oldest protected tree, those who kiss under the tree, will stay together forever.
1856: This year is engraved in the crossbeam of the Country House, indicating the year of its construction.
The area of the park used to serve as a location for the village market and also as the venue for the Péter-Pál Day Country Fair.
The hydroelectric power station can generate enough energy to supply a city the size of Szolnok (~187 km2 with a population of ~71,000 people).
