show trial after the events of 1956). Kossuth Lajos street also opens from the Holy Trinity Square to the North-East. You can walk besides buildings from the 19th and 20th century. At No. 14–16 we can see the "House of teachers", built in 1897, which is a secondary school today. Walking along down the street we reach the enormous building complex of the Hospital of Kalocsa. The hospital was founded by László Kollonits (archbishop from 1787 to 1817). The new hospital opened with twelve beds on 7 June 1868. It was finally completed in 1948–1957. Notable people Ladislaus I of Hungary Nicolaus Olahus Alíz Derekas József Szabó von Szentmiklós Pál Tomori Matthias Bel Gyula Fényi Ivan Antunović Ivan Frankopan Cetinski István Kiss József Angster Laszlo Csaba Franz Anton Maulbertsch Imre Csáky Blaško Rajić Lajos Haynald Miklós Vámos Joseph Maria Pernter Ladislaus Kán Dávid Pákolicz Attila Sánta Tivadar Batthyány Róbert Alföldi Kalocsai, Kalocsay families Sport Kalocsai FC, association football club TFSE Kalocsa, vollyball team Twin towns – sister cities Kalocsa is twinned with: Altino, Italy Bethlehem, Palestine Cristuru Secuiesc, Romania Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany Kula, Serbia Totana, Spain See also Archdiocese of Kalocsa References External links in Hungarian Kalocsa Embroidery with beautiful needlework patterns (hu) Catholic Encyclopedia article Aerial photography: Kalocsa Populated places established in the 11th century Populated places in Bács-Kiskun County Towns in Hungary