Kalocsa
Kalocsa is a city in southern Hungary, serving as the district seat of Kalocsa in Bács-Kiskun County. It lies in the Danubian Plain along the Danube River and functions as a regional center for culture, administration, and services. The population is about 20,000.
Historically, Kalocsa grew around a medieval bishopric, which shaped its development. Its townscape blends Baroque and
The city is famous for paprika production; the Kalocsa Paprika Museum showcases this industry and related culinary
Geographically, the town is located in a temperate continental climate zone, with hot summers and cold winters.