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Catholic Church
The Catholic Church on Templom-domb just east of the lake has a Gothic sanctuary but the rest of the church is 18th-century baroque.
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Lake Cave
Tapolca's second big attraction, the Lake Cave is a short distance to the northeast. You can visit about 100m of the cave and even row a boat on a small underground pond, which has returned since mining ended here in 1990.
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Medieval Castle
The ruins of Tapolca's Medieval Castle destroyed during the Turkish occupation, can be seen to the southwest.
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Mill Lake
A small footbridge divides Mill Lake in two: to the north is the Big Lake (Nagy-tó), which is about the size of a large pond, and to the south the Little Lake (Kis-tó). Created in the 18th century to power a water mill, the lake has been artificially fed since the nearby bauxite mine lowered the level of the karst water. But it remains a picturesque area, with pastel-coloured houses reflected in the water of the Big Lake, a church and a museum near the Little Lake choked with waterlilies.
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School Museum
The small School Museum also doubles as the City Museum.
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