20의 베스프렘가지 명소 & 주요 장소

발라톤퓨레드의 호숫가 산책로, 공식적으로 타가르 산책로(Tagore sétány)로 알려진 이곳은 아마도 발라톤 호수 전체에서 가장 우아하고 역사적인 산책로일 것입니다. 이곳은 도시의 심장부이며 지중해의 분위기와 귀족적인 전통을 결합합니다.

The common cemetery was only populated with “heart-shaped” tombstones from the 1800s. This can be determined based on the dates that are currently difficult to find on the tombstones. In the Balatonudvar monument cemetery, I found 64 heart-shaped tombstones in 1990, as well as 2 stone stumps and about 6 gravestones, which suggest a grave. Among the 64 tombstones, I found only eight, the year and name were legible. 1800 Istvánné Szilvási, 1810 n. Ferencz Sörös, 1822 Zsuzsanna Kapolts, 1828 Sára Somogyi, 1843 n. József Kerkápoly, 1848 Istvánné Kapoltsi Júlianna Varga, 1881 Dániel Szilvási, 1904 Dávid Csöngei Kis. The cemetery had many visitors in the 19th and 20th centuries. It has been asked countless times who carved the tombstones in the shape of a “heart” and why? No one has been able to give a definitive answer.

Balatonudvari is also worth visiting for its famous heart-shaped tombstones.

You can read about the heart-shaped tombstones found in the Balatonudvar cemetery in many places. The area hides many mysteries, but as an Árpád-era settlement, this is perhaps not surprising.

At the top of Kőris-hegy, you can find the lookout point on the National Blue Trail Line (also Stamp Place), a few meters from the parking lot, which is next to the radar station. Because of the radar, we don't have a panoramic view, but what we can see is beautiful: Vértes, the Kisalföld, the Balaton highlands, Somlóhegy are all looming in front of us. You can also go up by bike, either from the direction of Zirc or Bakonybél, on a relatively tolerable quality asphalt road. Let's be prepared that the asphalt road from Bakonybél to the summit is at least 10 km long, and even on foot it is about 6 km. Both tours have a strong difference in level, not by chance: we climb to the highest point of Bakony.

A real flea market where 90% of the products are lavender. In 1926, Dr. Gyula Bittera, the famous herbalist, planted the first lavender in Tihany (Hungary), which he had brought from France, from Provence. This is how the lavender from Provence - Lavandula andustifolia - spread over a 30 hectare field.

The radar station and the Vajda Péter lookout are only 50 m apart, but only 2 hiking trails lead to the lookout. The asphalt road ends in front of the radar station. The steps to the observation deck are very steep and slippery in rainy weather! The view is unparalleled: The Bakony, Vértes and Balaton highlands can also be seen. The northern half is the Little Plain. It's worth coming up!

A well-built, stable tower with a 360 degree panorama, but the structure makes it impossible to take a good photo