Roundtrip in Austria-Hungary

The city of Kassa (today Kosice, Slovakia) was one of the most important administrative and military centers of the Kingdom

Pola (today Pula, Croatia) was the monarchy’s most important naval base on the Istrian peninsula. Previously, along with Dalmatia, Istria

Görz (Gorizia) formally became one of Austria’s provinces in 1500 as part of Görz and Gradisca county, along with the

Székelyudvarhely is one of the bigger towns of the Székely, a group of Hungarians who received special privileges in medieval

The archbishop’s ancient seat of Trient was the most important centre of the southern part of Tyrol south of the

The town of Eperjes (today Presov) was founded in 1132 and flourished mainly in the 1500s. Due to its strategic

Lajos Kossuth called Debrecen the “guard post of freedom”, and this name is reflected in many ways on the badges

In its long history, the provincial seat has been primarily important as the center of the archbishop’s administration, but it

During the decades of the Turkish occupation of Buda, the ancient capital city of Hungary, Pozsony (Pressburg) was the capital,

The third Viennese badge also depicts a detail of the Prater. This is the souvenir badge of the 1917 War