Somogyvári Kupavár-hegy Természetvédelmi terület - Somogyvári Kupavár-hegy Természetvédelmi terület

Super excursion spot! Despite the numerous wooden stairs, they are not too strenuous, and they are very well distributed. Meanwhile, it can be cooled in the green canopy. We are coming to an excellent location in both directions. Our starting point was the St. Ladislaus Visitor Center, a super, interactive exhibition space. It can provide superficial quick knowledge, childish playfulness and deeper knowledge, according to anyone's needs and time. The constructions and the pictures that are almost like a hologram are brilliant. The giant circular exhibits are not only spectacular, but infirmatic as well as impelling smoothness because they are so beautiful. In the little shop we bought the chronology of the best Hungarian rulers I have ever seen. At the other end of the promenade are the remains of the abbey founded by St. Ladislaus and a lookout tower. The abbey building is still impressive. A peaceful, peaceful place, we have been "lost" for hours here. Island of Peace. And the view is beautiful.

Lookout is good. The ruins are very visible from above.

and finally they brought out a neat maximum-kept memorial worthy of the slot. I suggest who can look at it.

The natural value of the place and the treasures of the Romanesque Benedictine monastery founded by St. Ladislaus are amazing

Beautiful beautiful exhibition in an extremely demanding family atmosphere. I recommend

The exploration, preservation, explanation and drawings with photographs are worth a visit. From the lookout you can see a beautiful panorama in good weather. All the mountains of Lake Balaton are ... It is also wise to ask the groom who gives or checks the tickets, gives you an extremely informed and comprehensible explanation of the questions. We thank her for that too!

Google Route Planner is not pointing in the right place. I reported this to kugli. The place and the exhibition are definitely a sight to behold, but unfortunately many of the kind of silly and refuted historical texts that stem from the destructive spirituality of the Hungarian Bach era come from the pen of the red commissioner historians. * What I really miss: The road and water system of the age, the village network, cemeteries, map connections. Therefore, only four stars. Anyway, everything is tidy, well-thought-out, clean and imaginative! _____________ He has nothing to do with Gryffindor-Lion, Scythian-rooted art. The exhibition does not know (!) That the named Arles priesthood was a Manichean until about 1300 (last inclusion in today's (!) France (where was France then? Oh, that is practically nowhere ?!), while St. Stephen was a little we measure, while noting the many cited, qualified historians above, that St. Ladislaus acted with draconian rigor and the old way of punishing the victims is an ox.Heah ... an ox about any port then mined annually ... for scrapping / slaughter. St. Stephen destroyed everything well, with fire and iron ... Or not ... Forget it! The asshole and the communist historians should be dragged down the cloth, because they are terribly harmful and such an exhibition, which starts well, is ruined by the reference to them.