코마롬-에스터곰 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Interesting fact or miracle? The lightning didn't strike the cross, but the tree next to it...

A small memorial site with benches that also serves as a forest rest area. Near Vérteskozma.

Iconic Forest Restaurant, which has been at the starting point of important hiking/tourist routes for a long time. Typically next to the OKT (National Blue Trail) and the Horizont (National Bicycle Trail). The OKT's stamp is located opposite the restaurant entrance. There is ample parking. You can dine in the large garden area, on the tarpaulin seating area, or indoors. It is open all year round. Delicious, seasonal dishes, with BBQ at times. Although the restaurant could do with a little optical tuning, it is still worth stopping by after a hike.

Intersection of several hiking trails

A spring that is "working" all year round, with a resting place and a rain house.

Relatively close to Dunabogdány, below Őr-hegy, we can find this beautiful little spring with built-up walls. It has a relatively continuous flow of water, but it can dry up in the summer! Its water is drinkable! There are benches and a rain shelter in its immediate vicinity, and the surroundings are a real forest environment with a beautiful stream valley.

In the Apátkúti Valley, a fishing lake fed by the Apátkúti Stream, which has become a popular place for families because of the trout that can be caught. Even children can fish in the small lake here, with rental rods. The fish caught is weighed and either fried in the nearby Ördögmalom Csárda or taken home. Of course, we pay a fee for everything, but the experience is great. All this in a very beautiful environment, we can organize a small tour from Visegrád.

Tata Castle, also known as Tatai Vár, is a medieval castle ruin whose history dates back to the 14th century. King Sigismund of Luxembourg expanded the castle into a royal palace between 1397 and 1409, making it an important center of European power. During the Turkish Wars, the castle became an important link in the Habsburg defense system, but was destroyed by the Ottomans. After the reconquest of Hungary, the castle ruins came into the possession of the Esterházy family in 1727, who developed them into a stately center of their estates.