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Zalaszentgrót – a place to slow down and unwind Nestled in the valley of the Zala River, among the gentle hills of the Zala countryside, Zalaszentgrót is an ideal d...

Discover the peaceful, unspoilt countryside of the Zala Valley! Around Zalaszentgrót, forests, meadows, vineyards and gently rolling hills follow the course of the ...

How about a relaxing swim surrounded by the rolling hills of Zala and a peaceful riverside forest? The Szent Gróth Thermal Bath and Lido is located in the Tüskeszen...

One of the most distinctive buildings in the centre of Zalaszentgrót is the Baroque Saint Emeric Parish Church. Built in the 18th century, the church is well worth see...

Batthyány Castle is one of Zalaszentgrót’s most iconic historic buildings, made even more special by its unique setting. It stands in the Zala Valley on an island surr...

One of the best-known symbols of Zalaszentgrót is Hatamov Bridge, also known locally as the Öreg-híd (“Old Bridge”) or Kő-híd (“Stone Bridge”). Built in 1854, the 4...

Perched above the Zala Valley among gentle rolling hills lies Kallósd, one of Zala’s tiny, peaceful villages. Home to fewer than a hundred residents, the village has a...

Surrounded by forests and nestled among the gentle hills of Zala, Zalacsány Fishing Lake is one of the area’s popular fishing waters. Located close to Route 76, this w...

On the vineyard-covered hill above the tiny village of Sénye, hidden among the gentle hills of Zala, an unusual white building stands quietly overlooking the landscape...

Discover the hills of Zala on horseback! Set in the picturesque valley of the Zala River, Szentmihálypusztai Lovastanya – Der Reithof is one of the largest equestrian ...

Forests, water and tranquillity – the Szajki Lakes near Hosszúpereszteg are a wonderful destination for anyone looking to spend some time close to nature. Fed by the C...

Step into an old Zala village where thatched cottages, barns, a blacksmith’s workshop, a wooden church and a centuries-old watermill tell the story of traditional coun...

If you visit just one attraction in Keszthely, make it Festetics Palace! One of Hungary’s largest and most beautiful palace complexes is far more than an impressive ar...

What was life really like on a large country estate more than two hundred years ago? At the Georgikon Farm Museum in Keszthely, the history of agriculture is not confi...

Hévíz – the home of health and wellness in every season. Floating in warm thermal water on a cool autumn morning, or bathing in winter while clouds of steam drift a...

Visible from far across the surrounding countryside, Sümeg Castle dominates the landscape from the top of its solitary castle hill, overlooking the town and the countr...

A snow-white Buddhist sanctuary hidden deep in the forests of Zala – the setting alone makes this an extraordinary place. The Zalaszántó Peace Stupa stands on Kovácsi ...

Step through the gate of Bon Villa, head from Mitterdomb Street towards the hills, and within just a few minutes you will find yourself surrounded by the vineyard land...

Reed beds, open water, thousands of birds and a landscape where time seems to slow down. Kis-Balaton – the Little Balaton feels like a completely different world fr...

Have you ever taken a boat ride beneath a town, through a cave, on crystal-clear water? Tapolca is a destination where you can discover two completely different wor...

Volcanic hills, basalt columns, vineyards, old wine cellars – and Lake Balaton sparkling below you. Badacsony is one of those places where it would almost be a sham...