Soak away your aches in the thermal pool
budapest8 Says: We arrived late on a Saturday afternoon and it was rainninglike cats and dogs so we decided to get a cabin and not put our tents up. After a stroll to the village which the main street wasa 3 minute walk away, we visited the Police Museum at four pm,they were closing at 5 so...
Strandfürdő: Camping or cabins
budapest8 Says: Spent a wonderful 2 days and 1 night here...Apart from the mozzies if it rains a lot, it's a greatcheap undiscoverd place. We payed 8,000 ft for 1 cabin but it costs 6,000 ft if you are only 2 people sharing a cabin.Both include free acces to thebaths...great deal as if you...
budapest8 Says: Most locals use bicycles to get around in the villageor walking. Most people have cars if longer tripsto a supermarket or other towns.There is a bus going directly to Budapest andto most other nearby large towns and cities.
Almassy Castle Tarnamera (Almássy kastély )
budapest8 Says: The Baroque castle built by the Almássy family in 1780 now houses one of the 2 police museums found in Hungary. Almassy Castle which was used by the famous Almássy Family, Count László Almássy (1895-1951), Africa-explorer and probably best known for the 'Hungarian count' in...
budapest8 Says: It was nice to walk down the village main streetafter visiting the Almassy Castlejust looking at the various houses and gardensand people at work in their gardens.
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Under construction this is a small village with just under 2,000 inhabitants situated on the left bank of the River Tarna 13 km to the west of Heves. There is a small stone bridge with a small...
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