Szigliget Castle Szigliget Castle is one of Lake Balaton’s most iconic historical landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the lake and its surroundings. Built in the 13th century, this medieval fortress played a significant role in Hungarian history and remains open for visitors to explore. Strolling through the castle, you can get a glimpse of medieval…
Discover the enchanting surroundings of Folly Arboretum, a haven for nature lovers where you can truly feel at home. The arboretum is home to century-old trees, unique plants, and beautiful flowers, offering something fascinating for every visitor. This family-owned garden, rich in history and botanical treasures, provides a special experience for all ages. Stroll…
Tapolca Lake Cave is one of the most unique natural treasures of the Balaton Highlands. Discovered in 1903, this underground cave system is home to crystal-clear lakes that visitors can explore by boat. Its magical atmosphere and serene waters captivate everyone who ventures inside. During the visit, guests can embark on an exciting underground boat…
Festetics Palace is one of the most significant cultural and historical landmarks on the northern shore of Lake Balaton. Built in the 18th century in Baroque style, the palace continues to impress visitors with its grand architecture and rich history. Inside, the Helikon Palace Museum offers fascinating exhibitions that showcase the history of the Festetics…
The Balaton Highlands are home to countless breathtaking sights, perfect for those who love to explore on foot. Bújdosók Lépcsője – Badacsony Built in 1936, the Bújdosók Lépcsője is one of Badacsony’s most popular hiking routes. The basalt stone staircase features several resting points along the way, making it a great choice for both casual…
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Badacsony on two wheels! Whether you’re up for a leisurely ride around Badacsony or a full-day adventure through the rolling hills, Villa Salve is the perfect starting point. Our accommodation sits high on the hillside, so the climb can be a bit challenging, but the stunning panorama makes every effort…
Located in the Keszthely Hills, this cave is one of the most treasured natural wonders of the National Park. It gets its name from the evergreen butcher’s broom shrub (Csodabogyó), a protected plant that grows near the entrance. With over 6 kilometers of known passages, it ranks as Hungary’s ninth longest cave and the sixth…
Located on the outskirts of Balatonederics, the Africa Museum offers a unique glimpse into the exotic world of Africa. Founded in 1984 by Endre Nagy, a hunter and zoologist who spent decades in Africa, the museum showcases trophy collections, African ethnographic artifacts, and Nagy’s personal memorabilia. Right next to the museum, visitors can explore a…
