Pálmaház és Madárpark - Pálmaház és Madárpark

For those who love succulents, it is paradise itself. You can walk among human-sized cacti and aloe vera outside the park, and there are countless small plants in the greenhouse. Also, I saw hibiscus flowers as big as if I was in a magic garden! ? The bird park wasn’t very big, it was very “bustling” in the heat, but the white peacocks are very special.

The large building is very nice with the smaller ones less. At the entrance, the island is very beautiful and full of huge plants (although weeding would be worth it).

Perhaps it is an exaggeration to ask for a security and ID card in a largely open-air place, to put in a ticket while only looking at the garden and the cactus house. Two greenhouses were also closed. But what we saw is beautiful.

Well-kept park, interesting and eye-catching plants, lots of birds I've never seen before!

Palm House and Bird Park. Very ornate, captivating sight. We were lucky, the swamp hibiscuses and the presentation pieces of the cactus exhibition also flourished. The Bird Park is very cute. They walk within easy reach, the birds live their daily lives. One would think they would let themselves be stroked.

It wasn’t the first time we’ve been here with the family, and we’ve been through it the same way now, with as much admiration as the first time. Huge cacti, agaves, flowers, aviary, hibiscus, flowering cacti, and lots of things I don’t even know the name of, but they’re beautiful. Plus, in 26 years, the ticket is half price.

Keszthely, Palm House It is the largest exotic plant collection in Europe. A rock garden, an aquarium, a garden pond and a bird park surround the Palm House of the Festetics Castle, which was originally built to care for the giant plants of the Festetics. The Palm House was designed according to the plans of tropical greenhouses. The building was built in 1880 and its structural elements were made at Eiffel. The park, which has ever had more beautiful days, welcomes visitors with untreated trees and shrubs and dry plants. Isolated in the garden, various special birds - black swans, Magellan geese - were also housed. The special feature of the place is that the man-made pond has a large glass viewer, which is a good idea if it is kept clean. At the bottom of the hill, which is also artificially formed, there are wonderful, about 2 meters, different varieties of tens of years old agaves and cacti. Along the winding little path to the top of the hill, a large number of withered, dead, neglected plants, among which only a few species of grass and dog milk live its world. The main attraction is the large palm house, where we can see giant grown versions of the classic houseplants known from home. With a little attention, a garden shining in the present state, which is a bit shabby but still interesting, could be turned into a garden of radiance.

I definitely didn't like it. In its current state, whoever watches it wastes time and money, even though it is included in the full combined ticket. The aquarium is a dirty cloudy green juice, the plants are practically dehydrated, neglected. No birds can be seen, no reason. I trust that this is only because it is still March.