Poor Hungary town eyes riches of Suleiman the Magnificent

Szigetvár (Hungary) (AFP) - The recent discovery of the tomb of Suleiman the Magnificent, considered the greatest Ottoman ruler, has raised hopes of a tourism boom in one of Hungary's most impoverished areas. From hammam baths and crumbling minarets to battle site memorials and ruins of mosques, traces of the country's 150-year-long stretch (1541-1699) in the Ottoman Empire are not hard to find in Hungary. As a result, few of the Ottoman monuments have so far been promoted by the Hungarian authorities.