Borbála Vendégház
8315 Gyenesdiás, Kossuth L. u. 56.
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Gyenesdiás, Kossuth Lajos u. 56, 8315 Magyarország
0,2 km
The Blessed Virgin’s Church of Diás
The chapel was built in 1894 and was consecrated to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
0,3 km
The Darnay Cellar
Cool down in the beautiful garden of the ancient Darnay cellar, taste fruity wines and delicious meals.
0,6 km
Antique Ovens - Private Collection
The collection of 400 cast iron ovens, which is completely unique in the country, has been renovated based on original catalogues by the passionate collector, Vaszkó Emő herself.
0,7 km
Historical Avar exhibition
(hu) A páratlanul gazdag, tárlókban elhelyezésre kerülő leletanyag érdekes bepillantást enged a honfoglalás előtti időkbe.
0,8 km
Saint Helen’s Church of Gyenes
In 1807 the inhabitants of the vineyard of Gyenes, which used to belong to the town of Keszthely at the time decided to build a chapel to worship God.
0,8 km
Vadlánlik-cave
The cave, which is as large as a room has been carved out by the wind. It is a rare natural phenomenon, which the locals simply refer to as “Vadlánlik”.
0,8 km
Diás Water Mill, Bakery Museum, Herbarium & Herb Garden
(hu) A felújított Diási Vízimalom új attrakciókkal és programokkal várja a kedves érdeklődőket.
0,9 km
Marketplace Gyenesdiás
Come and take a stroll through the market, and you will spend a great time there.
1,0 km
Statue of Virgin Mary
Great view from the hill.
1,0 km
Pottery House and Miska Cottage
The nearly 160 year old mud-walled and reed-roofed house was restored in 1992.
1,1 km
Stone quarry
The former stone quarry is a fascinating, huge crater today which captivates all passers by.
1,6 km
Nature's House visitor centre
(hu) Keszthelyi-hegység élővilága állandó kiállítás, tematikus programok, túrák, előadások
1,7 km
The Big Meadow
The western gate of the Balaton Highlands National Park is a popular center for outings, called the Big Meadow (in Hungarian “Nagymező”).
1,8 km
The Festetics Look-Out Tower
The 235 m high look-out tower which was named after the Festetics family was rebuilt in the year 2000, which is easily accessible on the tourist path starting from the Big Meadow.
