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tartalom: + 1 We want to give our kind guest some tips for special tasted dishes. The most of the menus were inspired by the wine of Hévíz 2013.The dishes are various and associated with a healthy lifestyle because they are rich in vegetables. Try them! Roasted chicken breast fillet flambéed with white wine, vegetables and flavoury wild mushrooms Rabbit ragout made with tasty wild mushrooms and a pinch of chili served with vegetable rösti Venison wrapped with porcini mushroom and duck leg with ‘Esküvé’ sauce Blue catfish steak with algae tagliatelle and parmesan crisps Veal ragout with cream and vegetables and dödölle of Zala Catfish fillet of Lake Balaton, wild mushroom ragout with spinach and garlic, rösti with cabbage ‘Saltimbocco’ Duck pate with duck liver and wine gelee Goose-giblets with rice Small Festetics Christmas Skewers Cabbage with beans and knuckle of pork, Potato sterz Bejgli – Poppy seed or walnut roll   Roasted chicken breast fillet flambéed with white wine, vegetables and flavoury wild mushrooms Pápai Lajos Master chef's recommendation,Danubius Health Spa Resort Aqua Ingredients (4 servings): 0,6 kilo chicken breast fillet 0,15 kilo celery 0,15 kilo leek 0,15 kilo courgette 0,15 kilo colourful peppers 0,3 kilo mixed mushrooms: porcini mushroom, Scotch bonnet mushroom, champignon, chanterelle 2 bunches of parsley 0,1 litre olive oil white wine, wine of Hévíz, Bussay ESKÜVÉ 2011 0,1 litre cream salt, white pepper, nutmeg, garlic – according to taste 0,05 litre brandy – for flambéing PreparationFry the vegetables cut into thin strips in a pan or a wok, add the mushrooms then continue to simmer. Make sure that the vegetables are not too soft. Season it with salt, pepper and add a little ground nutmeg. Pour some white wine and simmer it until it is ready.In the meantime cut the chicken breast into thin slices, season them with grill spices and roast them. Pour a little brandy on them and light it.Mix with the boiled vegetables, pour a little cream into it, sprinkle with fresh parsley and serve it.Make sure that you freshly prepare the food!     Rabbit ragout made with tasty wild mushrooms and a pinch of chilli served with vegetable rösti Kámán János Master chef's recommendation,Danubius Health Spa Resort Hévíz Ingredients (4 servings): Rabbit ragout 80 decagram rabbit leg (prepared, cut into strips) 30 decagram wild mushrooms 20  decagram California peppers (cut into strips) 20 decagram tomatoes (without skin, cut into cubes) chili pepper – according to taste garlic – according to taste 1 decilitre wine of Hévíz, Bussay ESKÜVÉ 2011 salt, coarsely ground mixed peppercorns – according to taste 5 decilitre oil (for cooking) Rösti 30 decagram raw potatoes 16 decagram cut vegetables 10 decagram onions (finely chopped) 5 decagram flour 1 egg 1 bunch of parsley salt – according to taste 2 decilitre oil (for cooking) DirectionsPrepare the rabbit leg to the rabbit ragout: bone it, then cut it into centimetre-thick strips, marinate it in oil and coarsely ground mixed peppercorns, if it is possible, the day before.In a pan, in heated oil fry the rabbit leg strips, then add the chopped peppers, garlic and wild mushrooms, continue to fry it for a few minutes and at the end add the peeled tomato cubes. Season with salt, pepper, chili and white wine to taste, then boil it.To make the rösti, grate the peeled potatoes, then mix with flour, egg, vegetables, parsley and fried onions. Season it according to taste, form small plates, then in a heated pan or on a griller fry both sides.Then serve the so prepared röstis with the ragout.      Venison wrapped with porcini mushroom and duck leg with ‘Esküvé’ sauce Szentgyörgyi Tamás chef's recommendation,Hotel Mirage Restaurant and Diner Ingredients (4 servings): 1 kg saddle of venison 0,3 kg duck leg 0,2 kg onion 0,05 kg garlic 0,05 kg juniper-berry 0,1 kg thyme 0,1 kg rosemary 0,15 kg root parsley 0,15 kg carrots 0,15 kg celery 1 bottle of 2011 Busai Esküvé “Wine of Town Hévíz” salt, pepper / according to taste / 0,05 kg pine nuts 0,03 kg butter duck fat Duck ragout: Grate the carrots, the root parsley, celery, onions and garlic, then fry them in olive oil. ESküvé sauce: Fry the pine nuts, juniper-berry and pour in the wine, season with salt and pepper to taste, then put butter into it to make it silky.Preparation: Marinate the saddle of venison (marinade: oil, juniper-berry, rosemary, thyme)Filet the wild duck leg, cut into small cubes, then put onto the fried vegetables and simmer until tender.Take the saddle of venison out of the marinade and make an open slice of it, then lightly spread the duck ragout on it, roll it and bind it. In a pan fry the outer side of the meat to make a crust on it. Simmer it in its own fat, covered until it is ready. (approx. 30-40 min.) Serving: Cut the saddle of venison into thin slices and serve it on the sauce. Sprinkle it with fresh thyme.   Blue catfish steak with algae tagliatelle and parmesan crisps Sendula Péter Sous chef's recommendation,Hotel Európa fit Ingredients (4 servings): 800 gr catfish filet 400gr tagliatelle 120gr algae 2 cloves of garlic 1 decilitre olive oil 150 gr parmesan cheese salt 1 decilitre white wine Cut the catfish filets into 2-centimetre slices, season with salt both sides, then put into a vacuum bag and simmer them in 45-50 degrees’ steam for 90 minutes. Then without opening the bag put it into icy water or a thermal shock machine to cool it down. Put it in the fridge until use.Cook the tagliatelle in salty water. While it is being cooked, prepare the algae.Heat the oil in a pan, add the algae cut into thin slices and the chopped garlic. Fry it for a short time, then pour in the white wine. Stir the cooked noodles into it.Take the fish out of the vacuum bag and fry both sides for a minute in a pan preheated to 180 degrees.Grate the parmesan cheese for the parmesan crisps, put baking paper in a baking pan. Make small piles from the cheese and bake them for a few minutes in the oven preheated to 200 degrees. Veal ragout with cream and vegetables and dödölle of Zala Mayer Tibor and Veress Ferenc Chef's recommendation, from Hunguest Hotels   Ingredients (4 servings) 1/2 kg veal round 1/2 kg porcini mushrooms 2 cloves of garlic 1,5 dl dry white wine 2 dl vegetable broth 2 dl cream salt freshly ground black pepper 1 bunch of parsley 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons olive oil Preparation1. Heat the mixture of butter and olive oil and fry the veal cut into small but equal sized pieces, seasoned with salt and pepper in advance, and the finely chopped parsley and garlic.2.If every side of the meat cubes turned brown, pour the white wine and half of the vegetable broth. Cook over medium heat and half-covered until almost tender. Check it sometimes and pour some broth in it if it is not enough.3. In the meantime clean the mushrooms, cut them and add them when the meat is almost ready. Pour in the remaining vegetable broth and cook it until it is ready. 4. In the end pour in the cream and boil it. Season it with salt and pepper if it is necessary. If the sauce is too thin, thicken it with potato-starch.5. Serve it with freshly chopped parsley. Dödölle of Zala2 kg potatoes, salt according to taste, 2 onions 2 dl oil, 50 decagram flour This meal evokes my childhood, the free, barefoot summer times. My grandmother made it for me, whenever I wanted to. It is cheap, fast and very filling food. At the end of the month it stands everyone in good stead. Peel the potatoes cut them into small pieces, pour salty water over them to cover and cook them. Mash the cooked potatoes over the heat then sprinkle with flour and start to knead with a wooden spoon. It is a bit tiring procedure. It is OK if the batter is hard enough and the flour is completely worked off – it can be more or less, it depends on the quality of the potatoes- and our forehead is sweating. Turn off the cooker.Cut the onions into small cubes and fry them in oil until pink. Take a bigger pot and start to cut the ‘dödölle’ batter into big dumpling-shapes, then sprinkle with the onion and fat. If it is ready, serve it. It is very delicious freshly with sour cream, but if you have to warm it, fry it in a pan until it is crispy and serve it with some salad. Enjoy your meal!     Goose-giblets with rice Goose-giblets150 gram goose liver3 carrots2 turnipsa piece of celery1 onion200 gram green peasa bunch of parsley400 gram ricea tablespoonful of goose fata tablespoonful of oilsalt and pepper Put the goose-giblets into a saucepan with a carrot, a turnip and a piece of celery and add enough water to cover them, then cook until soft. If it is ready, take the meat out of the juice, unbone the wings and the neck, cut the lean meat into small pieces, and chop the heart and the gizzard as well.Heat the goose fat, add the chopped onion and fry it until glassy. Cut the remaining two carrots and turnip into smaller cubes and add them to the onion. Add a little juice and cook the vegetables until soft. If it is almost ready, add the goose meat, the gizzard, the heart, the chopped goose liver and the green peas and cook them together until soft, then season it with salt and pepper.Heat some oil in another saucepan, add the washed and cleaned rice and pour on it double quantity of water (a part of it can be the juice of the goose, but be careful, it should not be too greasy) and boil until soft. At the end, add the goose ragout with vegetables and the chopped parsley and cook them together for a few minutes. Catfish fillet of Lake Balaton, wild mushroom ragout with spinach and garlic, rösti with cabbage Tamás Gergály's recommendation,Hotel Palace Hévíz Catfish filet: Catfish filet  0,8 kg Butter 0,15 kg Salt  0.02 kg Ground pepper 0,001 kg Wild mushroom ragout with spinach and garlic: Spinach leaves  0,05 kg (1 handful) Oil                 0,10 kg Ground pepper      0,002 kg Salt      0,02 kg Mix of wild mushrooms 0,8 kg Garlic          2 cloves White wine         0,2 l 1 medium onion 1 bunch of parsley Rösti with cabbage: Sauerkraut  0,20 kg Potatoes 0,1 kg Salt  0,01 kg Milk   0,3 l Flour   0,15 kg Oil  0,1 l Directions:Season the catfish filets with salt and pepper and refrigerate until roasting.For the mushroom ragout chop the onions finely and simmer until it becomes glassy, add the chopped mushrooms, the chopped parsley and season with salt and pepper, then continue to simmer them together. If it is half-simmered, add the cleaned spinach leaves, season with crushed garlic, then pour the white wine and simmer until it is ready.For the rösti cut the sauerkraut into 2-centimeter pieces, add the grated potatoes, salt and the flour, then pour the milk and make a medium-thick batter. In preheated oil fry the palm-sized röstis. In the meantime dip the prepared catfish slices into melted butter, put them on a preheated grill and roast both sides.   ‘Saltimbocco’ The recipe of Kovács Györgyné,the chef of Hotel SPA Hévíz Platán Restaurant 10 servings 1.80 kg pike-perch filet of Lake Balaton 10 thin slices of dried ham 0.02 kg salt 0.001 kg ground pepper 10 sage leaves 0.1 liter oil 0.10 kg butter 0.20 kg flavour mushrooms from the woods of Hévíz 2 pieces of lemon Saffron risotto 0.60 kg risotto rice 0.3 l Bussay Esküvé / or dry white wine/ vegetable broth as needed /approx. 1.3 l/ 0.08 liter olive oil with truffle 1 medium white onion salt ground pepper 0.05 kg butter saffron according to taste 0.20kg grated Parmesan cheese Directions:Slice the fish filet, season it lightly with salt and pepper. Heat the butter and the olive oil up in a pan. Put the fish slices in and 4 or 5 sage leaves. Fry them until ready, put them on plates and keep them warm.Quickly fry the thin ham slices until crispy, make crisps of them and put them on the fish slices. Season and fry the mushrooms in the rest of the oil.At serving use the remaining sage leaves. Saffron risottoFinely cut the onion, fry the rise in half of the butter and the olive oil until glassy, pour the white wine and put the saffron in and cook it stirring constantly until no juice left. Pour the vegetable broth little by little and simmer it without covering over medium heat. Season it with salt, pepper and finally add the cheese and the butter.   Duck pate with duck liver and wine gelee Lajos Bán Chef's recommendation,Hotel Kolping Ltd. Ingredients: fatted duck liver: 0.25kg duck breast filet(with skin) 0.15kg toast with wild garlic: 10 slices cream: 2 dl salt, black pepper according to taste allspice: 5 pieces Bussay esküvé: 2 dl gelatine: 1 tbsp mixed green salads  5 bunches broth  5 dl Directions:Cut the liver into cubes, cut off the crust of the bread slices to get same sized slices. Season the breast filet with salt and crushed allspice and roast it in a 170 degree oven. Then cut it into cubes (leave a few thin slices for decoration).Cook the liver, the breast and the bread with the cream and a little broth in a saucepan as a ragout and add a half tablespoon of gelatine. Put them into PacoJet dishes and put them in the freezer for 24 hours.The following day prepare it in the PacoJet dishes, put the bread slices close to each other in a baking pan. Spread the bread with the liver and meat paste and put into the 0-5 degree fridge for 3 hours.In the meantime heat the wine and cook the remaining gelatine into it. Pour it on the refrigerated pâté and leave it for another half an hour. At serving cut into nice cube shapes, place on green salad and decorate with the put aside breast slices.     Small Festetics Christmas Skewers Put round of mangalitza, mangalitza bacon, sausage, onion and kapia peppers one after another on a skewer, season it, then grill it. Serve it placed on lecsó (thick vegetable stew) with fresh wild mushrooms.   Cabbage with beans and knuckle of pork, Potato sterz With recommendation of the Korona Pension***Restaruant Ingredients, for 10 peopleSauerkraut 1 kiloOnion 0,2 kiloLard 0,0,5 kiloGarlic 0,05 kiloPaprika 0,0,1 kiloFlour 0,08 kiloTomato paste  80 gramSmoked knuckle of pork 2 piecesDry beans 0,4 kilo Cook the knuckle of pork and the beans, cut the saurerkraut.Fry half onion rings in some lard or oil, add the crushed garlic, salt and paprika to it. Pour in the juice, in which the knuckles were cooked, then add the sauerkraut as well. Cook it for an hour, then add the beans. Make roux, add the tomato paste then mix it with the sauerkraut and cook until ready.Slice the knuckles and serve them together. Potato sterz:Cook the sliced potato in salty water. Mash it and mix it with flour (as much as it needs). Simmer it until the potato is completely mixed with the flour. Simmer the onions in lard or oil. Put spoonfuls of dough in hot fat and fry them until brown. Season it with sour cream and cracklings.   Bejgli – Poppy seed or walnut roll Rácz Bakery's recommendation Dough:1 kilo flour400 gram lard150 gram sugar20 gram yeast15 gram salt4 dl milk1 egg Ingredients of the walnut filling:0.5 kilo walnut250-300 gram sugara pinch of cinnamongrated orange peel1 dl hot milk Ingredients of the poppy seed filling:0.5 kilo poppy seed0.5 kilo sugarvanilla sugargrated lemon peelrum (according to taste)1 dl hot milk Knead the dough and put it into the refrigerator for at least 6 hours.Prepare the desired filling.After 6 hours take the dough out of the fridge and let it rest for an hour at room temperature, then roll it out to the required size. Spread the desired filling on the entire surface in such a way that the thickness of the dough and the thickness of the filling would be the same. Roll it, so you will get a bejgli roll. Smear the surface of the roll with egg yolk, then put it in a cool place for 1.5 hours. After 1.5 hours smear it with egg yolk again. After another 1.5 hours' rest in a cool place smear it with egg white as well.Raise the so prepared dough further for a short time, then bake it in the oven at 200°C for 30 to 35 minutes until it is ready  

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tartalom: + 1 Anyone who has ever been to the West Balaton region knows that this is one of the most colourful regions of the country. In this beautiful corner of Lake Balaton, a week is definitely not enough to discover everything! This is the region worth returning from time to time to discover hidden treasures and have unforgettable adventures! Spending your holiday in the western corner of Lake Balaton is something you definitely don’t want to miss! Every season is showing a different face of the area and the landscape is not the only thing offering an incomparable experience; from season to season many programs are waiting for tourist to try them out and to collect memories they can obtain nowhere else! But what can the West Balaton region offer? The most beautiful view to Lake Balaton and the so called Witness Mountains (Badacsony, Csobánc, Szent György-hegy) can be seen in this region. Here lies one of the most beautiful baroque castles of Hungary, the Festetics Castle of Keszthely which offers many exhibitions all year long. The most unique lake in the world can be found here, in Hévíz. On the top of the volcanic hills, we can enjoy both the unexceptional panorama and the medieval castle ruins often accompanied by tournaments. Explore the many secrets of the Balaton Uplands National Park, from the Kis-Balaton to the Cave Lake of Tapolca! During the winter, canoe tours, ice-skating, the steaming Lake Hévíz, wellness services, great food and hot drinks wait for the guests visiting the area. Unlike during the summer, the best family-friendly beaches and restaurants on the shores of Lake Balaton are offering unforgettable moments while the cities get full with life offering festivals for almost every weekend. During the spring and the fall, the lovers of active leisure activities take hold of hiking and bicycle trails. And the keen gastronomy enthusiasts won’t get disappointed by the gastro experiences of Hévíz, the famous wines of Badacsony and the better and better ice creams and special deserts all around Lake Balaton. The most notable sights of the region: Beautiful nature: The sights and hiking trails of the Balaton Upland National Park Lookout towers and hiking trails in the Keszthely hills Kis-Balaton (Small Balaton) Kányavári Island – Kis-Balaton Csodabogyós Cave – Balatonederics Kotsy Water Mill – Zalaszántó Buffalo Reserve – Kápolnapuszta Basalt Columns at Szent György-hegy (Saint George’s Hill) The permanent exhibition of Museum of Balaton – Keszthely House of Nature Visitor Centre – Gyenesdiás Szépkilátó viewpoint – Balatongyörök Africa Museum – Balatonederics Lake Cave – Tapolca Lavender House Visitor Centre – Tihany Castles, ruins: Festetics Palace – Keszthely Castle of Szigliget Castle of Sümeg Ruins of Tátika Ruins of Rezi Ruins of Csobánc – Csobánc Hill Museums: Festetics Palace – Keszthely – permanent and temporary exhibitions Museum of Balaton – Keszthely Inner City Museums: Doll Museum, Snail Shell Parliament, Cadillac, Retro Toys, Erotic Panoptic – Keszthely House of Nature Visitor Centre – Gyenesdiás Africa Museum – Balatonederics Further sights or programs to consider: Port of Keszthely – pleasure boat trips and scheduled liners on Lake Balaton City Beach – Keszthely Diás Beach – Gyenesdiás Paintball – Gyenesdiás Imre Festetics Animal Park – Gyenesdiás Darnay Cellar - Gyenesdiás Michael’s Chapel – Vonyarcvashegy Lido Beach – Vonyarcvashegy Water Lily Adventure Park (Tavirózsa Kalandpark) – Keszthely, Kertváros Zala Springs Golf Club – Zalacsány Zobori Adventure Park – Zalaszabar Peace Stupa – Zalaszántó List broken down into cities: KESZTHELY | 6 kms from Hévíz Festetics Palace – Keszthely Museum of Balaton – Keszthely Inner City Museums: Doll Museum, Snail Shell Parliament, Cadillac, Retro Toys, Erotic Panoptic – Keszthely Port of Keszthely – pleasure boat trips and scheduled liners on Lake Balaton City Beach – Keszthely GYENESDIÁS | 8 kms from Hévíz House of Nature Visitor Centre – Gyenesdiás Diás Beach – Gyenesdiás Paintball – Gyenesdiás Imre Festetics Animal Park - Gyenesdiás Darnay Cellar – Gyenesdiás REZI | 9 kms from Hévíz Dino Park ZALACSÁNY | 10 kms from Hévíz Zala Springs Golf Resort VONYARCVASHEGY | 11 kms from Hévíz Michael’s Chapel – Vonyarcvashegy Lido Beach – Vonyarcvashegy BALATONGYÖRÖK | 14 kms from Hévíz Africa Museum – Balatonederics Szépkilátó viewpoint – Balatongyörök ZALASZABAR |22 kms from Hévíz Zobori Adventure Park SZIGLIGET |24 kms from Hévíz Castle ruin of Szigliget SÜMEG | 25 kms from Hévíz Castle of Sümeg Tournament TAPOLCA | 30 kms from Hévíz Cave Lake BADACSONY – BADACSONYTOMAJ |30 kms from Hévíz Hiking and wine-tasting Farther away: ZALAEGERSZEG | 40 kms from Hévíz AquaCity Azalea Valley Göcsej Village Museum Lake Gébárti and surroundings TIHANY | 67 kms from Hévíz Tihany Monastery Hermit’s Cave Lavender House Visitor Centre BALATONFÜRED | 70 kms from Hévíz Tagore Promenade Museums and Galleries Lóczy Cave The House of Jewish Excellence Wines of the Csopak Wine-District VESZPRÉM | 80 kms from Hévíz Castle and Old City Zoo  

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tartalom: + 1 On two wheels Choose an outdoor spot for sports activities whenever it is possible. While you are on holiday, a lake-shore area, the edge of a forest or a park could be the most ideal spot for active recreation. Hévíz and its surroundings provide you with good cycling facilities; there are a number of built cycle tracks and marked cycle routes. While cycling, you can get to know the towns and superb landscapes of the Balaton Highlands, the volcanic hills and the valleys hiding between the shore hills as well as the wildlife of the Kis-Balaton. You can hire a bike in various places, including tourist offices, hotels and even guest houses. Our short tours could be enjoyable for anybody. Speed is not essential on our short tours. Most of the tours are led on cycle paths, minor roads with low traffic or on well passable dirt roads. Explore the attractions and the beauties of nature on two wheels, and what is even more important is that you’ll make efforts for your health. Bicycle and E-bike rent at the Tourinform Office: qualitative Alpina bikes and Neuzer e-bikes.At the office you can also register for the plastic card for HeBi bikes.   From January 2021, we await our guests with a whole new set of bicycles, e-bikes and e-rollers!   Prices from 1 March 2022   3 hours 24 hours 3 or more days City/trekking bike 2,500 HUF 3,900 HUF 3,500 HUF/day E-bike 4,900 HUF 7,500 HUF 6,500 HUF/day E-roller 2,500 HUF - -     Cycle routes around Hévíz  HÉVIZ cycling trail Route: Town Hall  » Sugár Str. » Vörösmarty Str. » Ady Str. » Lake Hévíz » Véderdő (shelter forest) » Deák Square » Big parking lot » Roman ruins » Egregy winery row » Church of the Árpád era » Town HallTotal distance: 9 kmDifficulty level: easy Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 1Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center  » Alsópáhok » Nemesboldogasszonyfa » Szentgyörgyvár » Zala riverbank » Zalavár » Sármellék » Alsópáhok » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 37 kmDifficulty level: difficult Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 2 Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center » Keszthely-Kertváros (garden city) » Cserszegtomaj » Rezi » Rezi castle » Cserszegtomaj » Keszthely » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 40 kmDifficulty level: very difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 3 Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center » Nemesbük » Zalaköveskút » Karmacs » Hévíz-Egregy » Hévíz Bicycle Centerű Total distance: 22 kmDifficulty level: difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 4 Hévíz Bicycle Center » Felsőpáhok » Kátyán mountain » Alsópáhok » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 11 kmDifficulty level: medium difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 5 Hévíz Bicycle Center » Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Balatongyörök » Vonyarcvashegy » Gyenesdiás » Keszthely » HévízTotal distance: 42 kmDifficulty level: medium difficult   Cycling routes in the West-Balaton Region Balaton Tour ARoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 35 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour BRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Szigliget » Szigliget Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 52 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour CRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Szigliget » Badacsonytördemic » Badacsonylábdihegy »  Badacsony Harbor » Fonyód Harbor » Balatonfenyves » Balatonmáriafürdő »  Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 68 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour DRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Balatonszentgyörgy, Starfortress » Battyánpuszta » Balatonszentgyörgy » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 41 kmDifficulty level: easy Cycle Tours in the Keszthely-hills Tour Keszthely-hillsRoute: Keszthely » Keszthely, Kertváros » Rezi » Zalaszántó »Zalaszántó, Stupa »Vindornyalak » Vindornyaszőlős » Karmacs » Hévíz » KeszthelyTotal distance: 47 kmDifficulty level: difficult Tour BakonyerdőRoute: Keszthely » Felsőgyenes » Hunting lodge Büdöskút » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök, Saint Michael Chapel » KeszthelyTotal distance: 30 kmDifficulty level: difficult Cycle tours around Kis-Balaton Tour Kis-Balaton from HévízRoute: Hévíz » Alsópáhok » Szentgyörgyvár » Sármellék » Zalavár, Kis-Balaton House » Szentgyörgyvár » Alsópáhok » HévízTotal distance: 42 kmDifficulty level: easy Tour Kis-Balaton from KeszthelyRoute: Keszthely » Fenékpuszta »Vörs » Kápolnapuszta, Büffalo reservat » Balatonmagyaród »Kányavári Island » Zalavár, Kis-Balaton House » Szentgyörgyvár » Alsópáhok » Hévíz »KeszthelyTotal distance: 66 kmDifficulty level: easy To top of page

title: Hévíz by bike

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tartalom: + 1 On two wheels Choose an outdoor spot for sports activities whenever it is possible. While you are on holiday, a lake-shore area, the edge of a forest or a park could be the most ideal spot for active recreation. Hévíz and its surroundings provide you with good cycling facilities; there are a number of built cycle tracks and marked cycle routes. While cycling, you can get to know the towns and superb landscapes of the Balaton Highlands, the volcanic hills and the valleys hiding between the shore hills as well as the wildlife of the Kis-Balaton. You can hire a bike in various places, including tourist offices, hotels and even guest houses. Our short tours could be enjoyable for anybody. Speed is not essential on our short tours. Most of the tours are led on cycle paths, minor roads with low traffic or on well passable dirt roads. Explore the attractions and the beauties of nature on two wheels, and what is even more important is that you’ll make efforts for your health. Bicycle and E-bike rent at the Tourinform Office: qualitative Alpina bikes, 1.500 Ft / 2 hours, 3.000 Ft / 1 day, E-bikes are 3.000 Ft/2hours or 5.500 Ft/24 hours. At the office you can also register for the plastic card for HeBi bikes. Our cycle routes around Hévíz  HÉVIZ cycling trail Route: Town Hall  » Sugár Str. » Vörösmarty Str. » Ady Str. » Lake Hévíz » Véderdő (shelter forest) » Deák Square » Big parking lot » Roman ruins » Egregy winery row » Church of the Árpád era » Town HallTotal distance: 9 kmDifficulty level: easy Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 1Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center  » Alsópáhok » Nemesboldogasszonyfa » Szentgyörgyvár » Zala riverbank » Zalavár » Sármellék » Alsópáhok » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 37 kmDifficulty level: difficult Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 2 Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center » Keszthely-Kertváros (garden city) » Cserszegtomaj » Rezi » Rezi castle » Cserszegtomaj » Keszthely » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 40 kmDifficulty level: very difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 3 Route: Hévíz Bicycle Center » Nemesbük » Zalaköveskút » Karmacs » Hévíz-Egregy » Hévíz Bicycle Centerű Total distance: 22 kmDifficulty level: difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 4 Hévíz Bicycle Center » Felsőpáhok » Kátyán mountain » Alsópáhok » Hévíz Bicycle CenterTotal distance: 11 kmDifficulty level: medium difficult   Cycling trail around HÉVÍZ No. 5 Hévíz Bicycle Center » Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Balatongyörök » Vonyarcvashegy » Gyenesdiás » Keszthely » HévízTotal distance: 42 kmDifficulty level: medium difficult   Cycling routes in the West-Balaton Region Balaton Tour ARoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 35 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour BRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Szigliget » Szigliget Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 52 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour CRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatonederics » Szigliget » Badacsonytördemic » Badacsonylábdihegy »  Badacsony Harbor » Fonyód Harbor » Balatonfenyves » Balatonmáriafürdő »  Balatonberény » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 68 kmDifficulty level: easy Balaton Tour DRoute: Keszthely » Gyenesdiás » Vonyarcvashegy » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök Harbor » Balatonmáriafürdő Harbor » Balatonberény » Balatonszentgyörgy, Starfortress » Battyánpuszta » Balatonszentgyörgy » Fenékpuszta » KeszthelyTotal distance: 41 kmDifficulty level: easy Cycle Tours in the Keszthely-hills Tour Keszthely-hillsRoute: Keszthely » Keszthely, Kertváros » Rezi » Zalaszántó »Zalaszántó, Stupa »Vindornyalak » Vindornyaszőlős » Karmacs » Hévíz » KeszthelyTotal distance: 47 kmDifficulty level: difficult Tour BakonyerdőRoute: Keszthely » Felsőgyenes » Hunting lodge Büdöskút » Balatongyörök » Balatongyörök, Saint Michael Chapel » KeszthelyTotal distance: 30 kmDifficulty level: difficult Cycle tours around Kis-Balaton Tour Kis-Balaton from HévízRoute: Hévíz » Alsópáhok » Szentgyörgyvár » Sármellék » Zalavár, Kis-Balaton House » Szentgyörgyvár » Alsópáhok » HévízTotal distance: 42 kmDifficulty level: easy Tour Kis-Balaton from KeszthelyRoute: Keszthely » Fenékpuszta »Vörs » Kápolnapuszta, Büffalo reservat » Balatonmagyaród »Kányavári Island » Zalavár, Kis-Balaton House » Szentgyörgyvár » Alsópáhok » Hévíz »KeszthelyTotal distance: 66 kmDifficulty level: easy

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description: Hévíz and its surroundings provide you with good cycling facilities; there are a number of built cycle tracks and marked cycle routes tourists can choose from.

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cím: Synagogue

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tartalom: + 1 THE HISTORY OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN HÉVÍZ BEFORE WORLD WAR I Hévízfürdő, which became world-famous for its medicinal lake, was referred to as Keszthelyi-Hévíz before the First World War. On the western side of the lake, the bathing complex was established in the 1860s, which belonged to the Festetics estate. In the 1920s, the spa community was established in its neighborhood, which, together with the spa complex, belonged administratively to the Hévízszentandras district registry established in 1907. The Jews of Hévízfürdő were closely linked to the Jews of neighboring Keszthely. View of Hévízfürdő Towards the end of the 18th century, the first Jewish residents settled in Hévízszentandrás (then still Szentandrás). The village's first Jew - a certain Joachim - appeared in the 1795 tax census, and the 1798 register mentioned a person named "Isák Jósef". The Jews of Szentandrás belonged to the mother faith community of Keszthely from a religious and administrative (registry) point of view. In the second half of the 19th century, the number of Jews was limited to only a few families and only 2-3 percent of the population. In 1890, 5 out of 240 inhabitants (2.1%), in 1910 8 out of 303 inhabitants (2.6%) were of Israelite religion. Thanks to the booming spa life after the First World War, most Jews lived in Hévízszentandrás in 1930 (23 people, 3.4 percent of the population), while in Egregy, which is further from the spa, there were no Jews since the 1920s. Among those vacationing and seeking healing at Hévízfürdő, however, the proportion of Jews became more and more significant, accounting for a quarter of the visitors (20-30 thousand people) in the summer season. The Israeli guests played an important role in the urbanization of the bathing place, in spreading the bourgeois way of life and cultural customs, while Hévízfürdő also promoted the social acceptance and practical validation of their civil equality. Several of the hotels, shops and restaurants that spread in the spa area were owned by Jewish investors. The Jewish guests' religious needs were met by the Israelite house of prayer, inaugurated in 1910, which was built on the left bank of the drainage channel of the spa, near Ignác Lusztig's restaurant named "Jeruzsálem". During the high season - from the end of May to the end of August - dr. Sándor Büchler, The chief rabbi of Keszthely,  often taught from the Bible and the Talmud. The collection of the musical services and cultural performances was used for the medical treatment of poor believers. Mandel's restaurant provided kosher meals for spa guests of the Israeli religion. The Israelite House of Prayer stood next to the left bank of the drainage channel The Jerúzsálem restaurant (later Alsó restaurant) The Reischl family, who leased the spa from the Festetics for 35 years (1905–1940), played a major role in the spa's prosperity - jr. Vencel Reischl, then Imre and Richárd's sons - as well as the Jewish spa doctors who created the foundations of Hévíz spa medicine, dr. Vilmos Schulhof and dr. Ödön Schulhof, and the Christian dr. Károly Moll. Dr. Vilmos Schulhof, spa doctor, rheumatologist and balneologist, worked in Hévíz from 1906. Here, in 1911, he established the second Zander medical institution in Europe, where therapeutic gymnastics using machines was used as a supplement to the spa treatment. Before the First World War, spa doctor Schulhof carried out extensive scientific work to promote the spa in both domestic and foreign interest. His articles were published in numerous domestic and German trade magazines, he was one of the editors of the spa guides published annually by the National Balneology Association, in which he wrote the chapter on the Hévíz Spa. Dr. Vilmos Schulhof laid the foundations of Hévízfürdő with his research, scientific and educational work, and made the spa known abroad. The Zander Institute and its medico mechanical machine line THE HISTORY OF HÉVÍZ JEWISHNESS BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS By the end of the 1920s, the house of worship proved to be small, and it was far from the spa community that was developing at the "American pace". The Israelite church was inaugurated in an ornate ceremony on July 2, 1933, the ceremony was presided over by dr. Sándor Büchler, the chief rabbi of Keszthely, and it was attended by representatives of the secular authorities, many Neolog and Orthodox rabbis, as well as the spa guests. The Festetics principality contributed with real estate, the Reischl Fürdőbérlő Társaság and the Hévízszentandrás spa community, as well as numerous private individuals contributed to the construction through monetary donations. Established as a branch of the Keszthely parish and later becoming independent Dr. Sándor Büchler Chief Rabbi was elected as President of the Hévíz parish, and Dr. Adolf Kertész, a lawyer from Budapest, the organizer of the church construction and an enthusiastic supporter of the spa was elected as the secular president. Among the members of the presidium was Dr. Ödön Schulhof spa doctor, local resident Miksa Singer, and several regular visitors to the spa. The exterior and interior of the synagogue in Hévíz followed Orthodox traditions with the aim of enabling even the more religious of the spa guests to practice their faith. The synagogue was built in 1933 near the lake According to reports from the time, the synagogue was crowded during the Friday evening and Saturday services with Israeli guests seeking spiritual nourishment in addition to healing, whose donations helped maintain the religious life. Among the vacationers, a significant proportion of people were of the Israelite religion. In one of the buildings of the spa walkway, the Kurszalon (Medicine Room), concerts were often organized for the benefit of the Israelite church fund, in which spa guests participated regardless of denominational difference. The church was inaugurated by dr. Sándor Büchler Chief Rabbi Dr. Ödön Schulhof (Vilmos' half-brother) worked in Berlin after graduating from the medical university in Budapest, from where he returned home in 1923, and practiced at his brother Vilmos's Zander Institute in Hévíz during the spa season. His work was already considered pioneering in the decades between the two world wars. In the 1920s, he was the first to use novocaine infiltration to relieve rheumatic and joint pain. As the first X-ray doctor in Hévíz, he also produced outstanding joint and bone X-rays on a national scale. The so-called Bársony-Schulhof "view" X-ray procedure has been used all over the world. Dr. Ödön Schulhof (on the left) and Dr. Vilmos Schulhof (on the right) spa doctors During the census of the Jewish residents of the Hévízszentandrás district registry on April 28, 1944, fifteen Jewish residents were recorded in 4 households in Hévízszentandrás and the spa area. The same number were listed in the list of names made in the Keszthely ghetto on May 26, but only thirteen were listed on the list of those transported to Zalaegerszeg due to labor service calls. Among the Jews of Hévíz, the members of the Freller, Frisch, Simon and Singer families, as well as dr. Vilmos Schulhof and László Ungár were destroyed in Auschwitz, several others (men in labor service) died elsewhere. STARTING AGAIN AFTER THE WAR, DEMOLITION OF THE CHURCH In the intact synagogue, Jewish spa guests visiting Hévíz continued to practice their religion after the war. However, after the death of Dr. Adolf Kertész (1959), the religious life ceased at the end of the 1960s, and the orphaned, decaying building was demolished in April 1977, in connection with the reconstruction of the buildings of the lake bath between 1977-1982. The lake cabinet cover was donated by Imre Simon in 1955 The synagogue was demolished in 1977 On July 2, 2000, the Holocaust memorial ("Hévíz Wailing Wall") was inaugurated on the site of the synagogue in the presence of the Israeli Ambassador Judith Shorer Várnai, which was built with the sacrifices of the city. Holocaust memorial erected on the site of the synagogue   Sources used: SZARKA Lajos, Páratlan testvérpár. A Schulhof - testvérek szerepe Hévíz „világfürdővé” válásában. Hévíz: Hévíz Város Önkormányzata és Szent András Állami Reumatológiai és Rehabilitációs Kórház, 1999. első kiadás és 2002. második kiadás DR. SZARKA Lajos, A hévízi zsidóság története. Hévíz: Hévíz Város Önkormányzata, 2000.     INFORMATION FOR INTERIOR SPACE OBJECT ELEMENTS The synagogue - or in Hebrew bet hákneszet (house of assembly) - is the central place of Jewish religious and ritual life, where Jewish people gather. The orthodox synagogue in Hévíz was inaugurated on July 2, 1933. The main entrance and two side entrances opened from the western side of the synagogue. The women entered through the side entrance on the left, from which a staircase led up to the upstairs gallery. Women were separated from men. The main entrance and the door on the right were used by men, the latter led to the room in the vestibule where the basin of water for ritual hand washing stood, and the faithful could enter the main entrance vestibule after this had been done. At the inauguration of the synagogue, several commemorative plaques made of precious stones (granite, marble) were placed in the vestibule, two listed the names of those who made large donations to the construction, one indicated the time and main data of the construction (it was built between 1930-33 on the plot donated by the hg. Festetics Tasziló , at the initiative of Dr. Adolf Kertész and his wife, based on the plans of the chief technical advisor Artúr Boros, under the leadership of master builder András Varga and under the supervision of Béla Berényi). On the fourth board were the names of those who supported the Israeli patients who came to Hévíz with bed donations. The fifth - smaller - white marble tablet was erected in honor of Adolf Kertész the synagogue founder, who died in 1959. The wooden-framed plaque of the Israelite Prayer Society of Hévízfürdő was hung in the lobby. This showed the order of services, which started on Friday at 7 pm and on Saturday at 9 am during the bathing season. Among those listed, two large memorial plaques (donors and bed donors) and dr. Adolf Kertész's plaque was placed on the Holocaust memorial inaugurated on July 2, 2000. In the center of the interior stood the bima, or Torah reading platform, from which the designated section of the Torah was read aloud facing east (towards Jerusalem) on Sabbaths and holidays in Orthodox synagogues. The bima was typically decorated with a menorah (seven-branched candelabrum). In the central space - in front of and behind the bima - benches were placed, where the believers took their seats and followed the prayer. On the east side – facing Jerusalem, the former Sanctuary – was the Torah cabinet (or frig cabinet), where the Torah scroll (or scrolls) containing the 5 books of Moses were stored. The Torah cabinet was covered with a decorative Torah cabinet cover made of velvet and silk, with embroidered Hebrew inscriptions and Jewish symbols (Star of David, menorah, olive branch), which was pulled away when the Torah was taken out. Imre Simon and his wife donated a new Torah cabinet cover to the Hévíz church in 1955, the inscription on which referred to the martyrs who were destroyed in the Holocaust ("in memory of our fathers"). Near the Torah booth, the rabbi (from the right) and the cantor, or prayer leader (from the left), had a decorative seat. The seat of the leaders of the religious community was placed near the eastern side. On the high-backed bench preserved from the Hévíz church, The names of President dr.Adolf Kertész, Artúr Boros and József Brüll were marked with enameled plaques. The church was lit by 3 large windows from the north and south, and the narrower windows on the west (entrance) side were the galleries designated for women. The synagogue's small decorative glass window - depicting a blue Star of David enclosed in a white circle - has survived. The interior lighting of the synagogue was provided by the chandelier hanging from the ceiling and the lamps placed on the walls, with bronze and wrought iron wall brackets. A wall arm from the latter also remained. In front of the frigate, there was a perpetual candlestick (nér tómid) hanging from the ceiling, which reminds of the eternally burning fire on the altar of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. A separate association (Nér Tómid, or Örökmécs Egyesület) usually took care of keeping the candle flame alive. HÉVÍZ SYNAGOGUE 3D RECONSTRUCTION [zsinagoga3d] Text written by: Dr. Szarka Lajos (PhD) historian. Sources Used: SZARKA Lajos, Páratlan testvérpár. A Schulhof - testvérek szerepe Hévíz „világfürdővé” válásában. Hévíz: Hévíz Város Önkormányzata és Szent András Állami Reumatológiai és Rehabilitációs Kórház, 1999. első kiadás és 2002. második kiadás DR. SZARKA Lajos, A hévízi zsidóság története. Hévíz: Hévíz Város Önkormányzata, 2000. Kép: Fortepan/Album051  

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cím: Lake Bath opening hours, prices

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tartalom: + 1 Opening hours Dear Guests,   According to the current Hungarian laws, vaccines or PCR Tests are NOT required to visit the Lake. Thank you for your understanding, hope to see you soon!   Opening hours As of right now only the following entrances are open: Festetics Spa, Schulhof Vilmos Promenade (main entrance)   Open Closing of the cash-desk End of bathing time End of wellness Closing Season "A"  05.30.2022. - 04.09.2022. 8.30 am 6 pm 6.30 pm 6.30 pm 7 pm Season "B" 03.28.2022. - 29.05.2022.;05.09.2022. - 09.10.2022. 9 am 5.30 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6.30 pm Season "C"  01.01.2022. - 27.03.2022.10.10.2022. - 26.03.2022. 9 am 4.30 pm 5 pm 5 pm 5.30 pm   The Bath is open every day, all year around. The Bath closes on 24.12.2022 at 2 pm,  and on 31.12.2022 at 2 pm. The Bath opens at 11 am on 01.01.2023.   *Hévíz Lake Bath and the Saint Andrew’s Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases reserve the right to change the opening hours and prices. vagy We reserve the right to change the opening hours and prices.Hévíz Lake Bath and the Saint Andrew’s Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases reserve the right to change the opening hours and prices. vagy We reserve the right to change the opening hours and prices.   There are several pools in the are of the Lake Bath Name of the pool Water surface (m2) Temperature (°C) Depth (cm) Indoor pools 4 pcs. 520 24-38 (depending on the season) 200-300  - one of it with massage elements 260 24-38 (depending on the season) 200-300  - one of it with weight bath 20 24-38 (depending on the season) 150 Mudpool 25 24-38 (depending on the season) 70 Children's pool on the coast (in summertime) 95 / 32 30-32 30-120 3-hour tickets 3-hour ticket 3,800 HUF 3-hour senior ticket (over 60 years old) 3,300 HUF 3-hour student ticket (over 14 years old) 3,300 HUF 3-hour children ticket (between 6 and 14 years old) 2,000 HUF 3-hour group tickets (up to 20 people) 3,400 HUF / person   Daily tickets Daily ticket 6,500 HUF Senior daily ticket (over 60 years of age) 6,000 HUF Student daily ticket 6,000 HUF   Combined Family Daily Tickets: Adult 6,000 HUF / Person Student over 14 years old,Senior over 60 years old, 5,000 HUF / Person Child between 6 and 14 years old 3,000 HUF / Person   Additional tickets  + 1 hour extension  1,500 HUF Serves as an extension for 3-hour tickets. Not available in case of exceeding the time limit. Not valid for Lake passes.  + upgrading to daily ticket  3,000 HUF  + additional wellness ticket  2,800 HUF Available upon purchasing your lake ticket, or after as an additional service.  Time Limit Fee  1,000 HUF For exceeding the time limit, for every 30 minutes started.   Lake passes 10-hour Lake Pass 11,000 HUF+ 2,000 HUF deposit Valid on the day of purchase + 15 calendar days. You can enter twice a day. 20-hour Lake Pass 21,000 HUF+ 2,000 HUF deposit Valid on the day of purchase + 25 calendar days. You can enter twice a day.   Other ticket types Discounted Ticket before Closing  3,000 HUF Available 2 hours before the end of bathing time. Visitor's Ticket (30 minutes) 1,600 HUF+ 2,000 HUF deposit Maximum for 30 minutes, to walk around the Lake. Bathing is not included. Other services Luggage room (seasonal) 300 HUF Usage fee per coat / package. Rental 600 HUF+ 1,000 HUF deposit Daily fee of floating swim-ring renting.   Single-day tickets: Usable on the day of purchase only. Entitles the bearer to one-time entry. An additional charge will be levied if the allotted time limit is exceeded. Additional time extension cannot be purchased after the time limit has expired. Lake passes: Deposits are refundable within 5 days of expiery. Refunds are payable in cash only, each day before the end of bathing time. Passes eintitle the bearer to enter the premises on two occasions per day. Following the bearer's first exit, a 15-minute wait period is required before return entry is permitted. Upon exiting the premises, locker number assignments are automatically cleared, after which we can accept no liability for contents. An additional charge will be levied if the alloted time limit is exceeded.   GENERAL INFORMATION • The depth of the lake is 2 to 38 m.• We reserve the right to change both prices and opening hours.• No refunds on the price of purchased tickets can be offered. • Accepted means of payment: cash (HUF), bank card or SZÉP card. • An ATM is available during opening hours at the Schulhof entrance.• By purchasing admission to the lake area, visitors implicitly agree to adhere to the house rules. • Admission for children under 6 is free. • Swimming-tube rental is possible only with the purchase of the rental ticket and the payment of the deposit. The Bath returns the deposit fee of the rented equipment only until the end of bathing time, on the day of rental.• Entrance tickets do not include sauna usage. A seperate additional wellness ticket must be bought in order to enter the wellness area. Wellness and sauna services are available to individuals over 12 years of age only. For reasons of hygiene, one sauna towel is provided for each additional wellness ticket. • Opening hours for the children's pool depend on season and weather. The children's pool is accessible to children up to 14 years of age. • For more information, please consult the information counter at the Schulhof entrance.

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cím: Smart parking in Hévíz

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tartalom: + 1 Park and pay in a simple and fast way with your mobile Download the ’Hévíz Smart-parking’ app and enjoy your stay in the city!     To help you, we've put together the most important information you need to know about the current parking system in Hévíz.   Great Parking Lot – red zone, season tickets are not valid How to use: barrier – records the license plate number (check by the screens whether the correct number shows up or not) parking payment (cash, credit card, application, SMS) you have 10 minutes to leave the parking lot if you just want to drive through the parking lot, you have 15 minutes to that. If you don’t leave the parking lot in 15 minutes, you need to pay for the time you spent in the parking lot At the barriers, you have to pass one by one to read the license plate.   Parking lot by the Water Tower – yellow zone, season tickets are valid How to use: barrier – records the license plate number (check by the screens whether the correct number shows up or not) parking payment (cash, credit card, application, SMS) you have 10 minutes to leave the parking lot At the barriers, you have to pass one by one to read the license plate.   On-street-parking – without season tickets Without season tickets, you can park in any streets by paying the parking fee. You could already read about parking in closed parking lots, however, you have many options of payment regarding on-street-parking as well. You can pay for you parking by the parking meters on the streets (by cash or credit card), or you can pay by SMS, or you can use mobile applications as well, including the city’s own parking application.   On-street-parking with season tickets With the general or local season tickets you can only use the parking spots in the yellow zone: Honvéd street, Park street, József Attila street, the parking lot by the Water Tower, parking lot by Zrínyi street 1. and the first half of Kossuth Lajos street (from the side of Széchenyi street). The only exception is one part of József Attila street which means the stretch between Honvéd street and Rózsa köz. In this stretch of the street, season tickets are not valid, but 1 hour of parking is free if you place out a paper clock and set the clock to the time you start parking.   How can you apply for a season ticket You can apply for a general: 10,000 HUF season ticket ticket in the Parking Office (Kossuth Lajos street 5., behind the pharmacy), or you can also do it in the Hévíz Parking application (under construction)   Smart parking with the application How to use: download it from the AppStore or the Google Play Store register your phone number type in the license plate number of your vehicle register your bank card choose the spot on the map where you are staying if you have registered multiple vehicles, choose the one you are using currently start your parking with the start-stop option, or set a fixed amount of time Parking with cards for disabled people For the disabled parking is free of charge in Hévíz. If you park on the street, you do not need to buy a ticket. If you park in the parking lots with barriers, you need to show your disabled card for the camera and you also need to say the serial number of your card.   Parking with electric cars With electric cars (in Hungary green license plate numbers, in the case of foreign cars the system will recognise the electric car based on the license plate number) parking is free of charge in Hévíz. If you park on the street, you do not need to buy a ticket. If you park in the parking lots with barriers, the barriers will automatically open up for you without payment.   Who can help you? Further things to look out for If you find any difficulties by the barriers or the terminals, you can call for the Parking Office who are able to help you. It is worth looking out for the screens placed out by the barriers to check whether it displays the correct license plate number. It might happen that cameras record your license plate number wrong e.g., if your license plate number is dirty or if you have an individual number (not country specific number). In this case, if you pay by terminal, type in the license plate number which appeared when you drove in the parking lot.   Parking fees must be paid every day from 8 am to 6 pm in Hévíz! More information about parking zones, fees etc.: Parking Office Hévíz        

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