látogatható

Látogatható is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "visitable," "open to visitors," or "accessible" in English. It is used to describe places, buildings, or attractions that are open for people to come and see. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "látogat," meaning "to visit."

When a place is described as látogatható, it implies that it is generally accessible to the public during specified hours or under certain conditions. This can include museums, historical sites, parks, churches, or even private residences that are occasionally opened for tours or events. The term suggests a welcoming environment for guests.

For example, a castle might be látogatható during the summer months, meaning tourists can enter and explore its grounds and interior. Similarly, a new art exhibition would be considered látogatható once it has officially opened to the public. Conversely, a building that is under construction, closed for renovations, or private property not intended for public access would not be described as látogatható. The adjective conveys a simple state of being open for visitation.