쉬운 페제르 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

가끔은 주차장에서 멋진 전망이 보이기도 합니다. 이곳이 바로 그런 곳입니다.

멀리서도 잘 보이며 인기 있는 (심지어 저녁에는 다채로운 조명으로 빛나는) 전망대로, 360° 파노라마 전망을 제공합니다. 주로 벨렌체 호수 또는 벨렌체 산맥 방향입니다.

멀리서도 잘 보이고 인기 있는 (심지어 저녁에는 다채로운 조명으로 빛나는) 전망대이며, 360° 파노라마를 제공합니다. 특히 벨렌체 호수나 벨렌체 산맥 방향으로. 자동차로도 접근하기 좋으며, 주차 시설도 잘 갖춰져 있습니다.

Árpád rest stop In memory of Árpád Südy (1923-2007), a gold-badged tour guide who was the president of the Fejér County Nature Association between 1988 and 1994. During his life, he did a lot for nature tourism in Fejér County.

The new observation deck, handed over in the spring of 2018, was built on a height of strategic importance, with a particularly beautiful panorama: you can admire not only the entire Velencei lake, but also the Buda Mountains and the Vértes mountains, and even a tip of the Bakony, if the weather is clear enough. Named after István Bencze, the first successful grape grower in the area, there was a lookout tower on Bence Hill until 1988, specifically a former oil drilling tower. In 1988, after a German tourist fell from it, it was blown up - it simply could not be demolished due to its structure, writes the local history publication "A Bence-hegyi kilátó" - so for three decades it was only from the top of the hill that the sprawling Venetians could be viewed below. lake However, the exceptional features of the place could not remain unused: at the end of 2014, a tender was called for a new observation deck, which was then opened in March 2018. Based on the votes of the residents of Venice, the work of the couple Gábor-Merkel Tamás Kruppa could be built. Made of stone and colored concrete, it has a specific shape - submitted to the competition under the fantasy name "Concrete Flower", according to its megadreamers, it "displays the elemental forces of the beautiful landscape, reminiscent of a wind-blown tree, a bent leaf calyx, flower petals, fossils, perhaps the head of a snake or a hydrofoil". viewed from almost anywhere around Lake Velence, it immediately attracts attention. Its specialty is that it looks different from every direction. There are 118 steps leading up to the almost 20-meter-high observation deck. When we step out of the closed stairwell, which presents the wildlife of the area in large-scale photographs, defying the usually very strong wind, onto the open terrace, a breathtaking 360-degree panorama unfolds before us. Only in the northern direction, the view is slightly obstructed by the direct neighbor of Bence-hegy, the 351-meter-high Meleg-hegy; from here, you can see the whole of Lake Velencei, which seems unrealistically small and is colored with reeds on a large part of its surface, as far as the Dinnyési Fertő beyond the opposite peak. Beneath us are the houses of Venice, and on the other side, the neatly lined up holiday homes of soldier Gárdony. To the north-northeast, in front of the low but rickety Csúcsos-hegy, Nadap, famous for its leveling mark, dominates the view, with the Neo-Gothic Church of St. Rosalia of Palermo, built in 1904, in the middle. To the northeast, from the gentle slopes of Cseplek Mountain, the heights of the Buda Mountains appear to the left, including Nagy-Kopasz and János-hegy, while the Százhalombatta oil refinery can be seen to the right. To the north, in the gap between Temple Hill and Csúcsos Hill, the contour of the eastern edge of Vértes can be seen, and to the northwest, on a clear day, we can glimpse the distant mountains of Bakony.

Great panoramic view from this tower

perfect place to re-fill any bottle with natural mineral water

Impressive caves, unfortunately my Hungarian is non-existent 😊,...great to visit, good shoes required. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatab%C3%A1nya