부다페스트 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

It also operates as a key house, and is relatively easy to access from the gravel Telki Road. If you just want to stop for a short rest, you can do so on the small benches in front of the house.

Essentially, next to the forest road connecting Telki-Nagykovácsi - or we can also call it "Telki road" - we can find the Anna hunting lodge, which functions as a key lodge. We can find it at a forest crossroads, which is located a few km from the main road connecting Telki - Budakeszi. There are resting benches in front of the Key Lodge. Nearby we can also find the Csergezán Pál Lookout, but if we want to go to Nagykovácsi, it is only about 6-8 km, on a good quality gravel road.

Very particular V-shaped bridge

The Margaret Bridge is a perfect blend of romance and history. It connects St. Stephen's Boulevard and Margaret Boulevard and leads through the entrance to Margaret Island.

The Margit híd, built between 1872 and 1876, connects Margaret Island with the banks of the Danube.

Margaret Island is 2,800 meters long and covers an area of almost 100 hectares.

Intersection of several hiking trails

This stone tower, built in 1911 on Budapest’s highest point at 527 m from local limestone, honors Empress Elisabeth and rewards you with sweeping panoramas of the city—on clear days, even the Mátra Mountains and the Great Hungarian Plain! 🏙️ Access easily via Normafa or the Libegő chairlift. Ideal at sunset or by night to catch the city lights. 🌅✨