Top Things to do in Central Transdanubia
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10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Central Transdanubia That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Central Transdanubia, Hungary including Csobanc, Statue of Szent Istvan and Gizella, Chapter Hill, Kamalduli Remeteseg, Orajatek, Old Roman ruin and lookout Tower, Szigliget Castle, Zirc Abbey, Tihany Echo, Pannonhalma Archabbey.
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1. Csobanc
2. Statue of Szent Istvan and Gizella
3. Chapter Hill
4. Kamalduli Remeteseg
5. Orajatek
6. Old Roman ruin and lookout Tower
7. Szigliget Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By andreahZ4434HF
Great experience with the family, there are plenty of installations, maps, heralds to look at besides the gorgeous view! If you are in the area it is a must do with kids!
8. Zirc Abbey
9. Tihany Echo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By bedasandor - Szekszard, Hungary
Friendly service, delicious food coupled with the beautiful view of the lake. It is a must to try the taste of levander.
10. Pannonhalma Archabbey
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By StephenSkinners - Toulon, France
Spent a few hours in and around the Archabbey. After parking we took an elevator, the ladies at the desk greeted us very friendly - the toilets here were clean and modern, as the whole entrance area - and walked over the ‘green bridge’ to the abbey. We took another elevator and enjoyed the spectacular view over the whole region and the façade of the abbey with it’s beautiful historical mosaic. I could had spent hours there contemplating the history and actuality of this place. Inside the abbey church there’s many things to see, from the crypt to the high altar, the art and even the modern choir stalls were nicely made, which I can’t often say of modern ecclesiastical furniture. The library is stunning ! The audio guide was easy to follow and provided more informations if requested. Our visit was completed with an invitation from the Archabbot emeritus to have lunch with the monks in the refectory and coffee in his private cell, a great surprise ! The Fathers were all very kind, I was sat next to an older monk who excused himself for not speaking any other language than Hungarian but made sure I felt at home and I had everything I needed - as everywhere in the Benedictine world. I would certainly recommend coming here!
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