Holy Cross of Andráshida
Andráshida is home to the city’s oldest built heritage, the Roman Catholic Church, which gained national fame when it was excavated in 2013.
The three sightseeing tours are for those who want to get to know Zalaegerszeg from all sides. Adventure, nature, culture and gastronomy. The routes offer the most varied options: you can find everything from a one-day tour to all-week programs!
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Andráshida is home to the city’s oldest built heritage, the Roman Catholic Church, which gained national fame when it was excavated in 2013.
The works, which have been placed in the vicinity of Lake Gébárti since 1995, were made of stone, metal and wood.
In the vicinity of the House of Craftsmen in Gébárti, the memorial park hiding the traditional wooden tombstones of the Carpathian Basin was inaugurated.
A special building attracts attention in the vicinity of Lake Gébárti. At first glance, it seems small, but as we enter through the door, it becomes clear: our eyes have pretty much cheated on us, as a spacious common room and other rooms increase the sense of space.
The attraction of the Gébárti grove is the chapel dedicated in the summer of 2019, which was designed a few years before the death of the famous architect Imre Makovecz.
The aqua park of Zalaegerszeg, AquaCity, awaits lovers of water experiences in the beach season with more than 6000 m² of water surface and ten giant slides.
Expected opening: December 2021.
We can see a thumbnail copy of Zalaegerszeg in miniature form.
The Church of Mary Magdalene is a Baroque church in the center of Zalaegerszeg.
There is a special attraction on Csácsi Hill, where a newly inaugurated community space is also located.
The nearly 200-year-old clockwork can be seen in a unique way in the world, inside a greenhouse, during operation.
The statue of Albert Wass (1908-1998) was donated to the city by the sister city of Zalaegerszeg, the sculptor of Marosvásárhely, Károly Bálint.
Gizike is nothing more than a 377-503 type steam locomotive, which puffed proudly and unstoppably on the Rédics – Zalaegerszeg – Zalalövő route in the 20th century.
The Azaela Valley is a favorite excursion destination in the Lower Forest of Zalaegerszeg. It offers a wonderful attraction for those who want to relax, especially in spring.
’Pick yourself’ type of lavender harvest in Zalaegerszeg. The garden is located in Alsóerdő, an excellent place to relax.
If we look back at the book of history, it turns out that there has always been a resting place where humans (and animals as well) could refresh and have access to drinking water. The remains found here by archaeologists during excavation go back to prehistory.
In the Middle Ages, the Visla stream fed the watery ditch of the Zalaegerszeg castle - the park was named after it, later it was also called the Youth Park. It is bordered on the southwest by Platánsor, on the east by Vizslaparki street, and is surrounded by residential buildings.
We can roam thirty thousand square meters between oil well towers to get to know the history of the Hungarian hydrocarbon industry.
The Göcsej Village Museum open-air museum in Zalaegerszeg. This is the first open-air museum in Hungary, opened in 1968. The village museum is located not far from the center of Zalaegerszeg, next to a backwater of the river Zala.
Currently under construction, expected to open in March 2022
The works, which have been placed in the vicinity of Lake Gébárti since 1995, were made of stone, metal and wood.
In the vicinity of the House of Craftsmen in Gébárti, the memorial park hiding the traditional wooden tombstones of the Carpathian Basin was inaugurated.
The attraction of the Gébárti grove is the chapel dedicated in the summer of 2019, which was designed a few years before the death of the famous architect Imre Makovecz.
Currently unavailable, expected opening: December 2021
Expected opening: December 2021.
We can see a thumbnail copy of Zalaegerszeg in miniature form.
The nearly 200-year-old clockwork can be seen in a unique way in the world, inside a greenhouse, during operation.
The statue of Albert Wass (1908-1998) was donated to the city by the sister city of Zalaegerszeg, the sculptor of Marosvásárhely, Károly Bálint.
Gizike is nothing more than a 377-503 type steam locomotive, which puffed proudly and unstoppably on the Rédics – Zalaegerszeg – Zalalövő route in the 20th century.
The Azaela Valley is a favorite excursion destination in the Lower Forest of Zalaegerszeg. It offers a wonderful attraction for those who want to relax, especially in spring.
’Pick yourself’ type of lavender harvest in Zalaegerszeg. The garden is located in Alsóerdő, an excellent place to relax.
If we look back at the book of history, it turns out that there has always been a resting place where humans (and animals as well) could refresh and have access to drinking water. The remains found here by archaeologists during excavation go back to prehistory.
In the Middle Ages, the Visla stream fed the watery ditch of the Zalaegerszeg castle - the park was named after it, later it was also called the Youth Park. It is bordered on the southwest by Platánsor, on the east by Vizslaparki street, and is surrounded by residential buildings.
The works, which have been placed in the vicinity of Lake Gébárti since 1995, were made of stone, metal and wood.
In the vicinity of the House of Craftsmen in Gébárti, the memorial park hiding the traditional wooden tombstones of the Carpathian Basin was inaugurated.
The attraction of the Gébárti grove is the chapel dedicated in the summer of 2019, which was designed a few years before the death of the famous architect Imre Makovecz.
Currently unavailable, expected opening: December 2021
Expected opening: December 2021.
We can see a thumbnail copy of Zalaegerszeg in miniature form.
The nearly 200-year-old clockwork can be seen in a unique way in the world, inside a greenhouse, during operation.
Gizike is nothing more than a 377-503 type steam locomotive, which puffed proudly and unstoppably on the Rédics – Zalaegerszeg – Zalalövő route in the 20th century.
The magnificent ornamental garden, commemorating the former chieftain Géza Jankovics, was called the Jankovics grove or promenade until 1959, when its name was changed on Május 1. (Labor Day in Hungary).
The Azaela Valley is a favorite excursion destination in the Lower Forest of Zalaegerszeg. It offers a wonderful attraction for those who want to relax, especially in spring.
The Göcsej Village Museum open-air museum in Zalaegerszeg. This is the first open-air museum in Hungary, opened in 1968. The village museum is located not far from the center of Zalaegerszeg, next to a backwater of the river Zala.