Zalavári Történelmi Emlékpark - Zalavári Történelmi Emlékpark

The visitor gains a pleasant and valuable experience at the exhibition on natural history, nature restoration in the Kis-Balaton House in Zalavár, which presents the very important role of Kis Balaton in a way that is very understandable to lay people. It is pleasant because the staff supervising the exhibition has done everything possible to properly inform the visitor, it is valuable because it also outlines for school children the extremely important task of protecting the environment. The exhibition has been brought to life with stuffed animals, and the visitor will also get to know the careers of the personalities who pioneered the restoration of Kis-Balaton. What slightly overshadowed the visit was that the Memorial Building designed by Makovecz was found to be closed in November, but the excavations and description of the situation, as well as the St. Cyril and Methodius Memorial compensated somewhat.

Very nice place. I recommend the trip for maximum

If you have any questions about the opening hours of the Kis-Balaton House in the park, tickets or buffet, please do not call the above number (92 / 500-719) because we cannot help. The phone number has not been deleted from here even after several change requests .... The other buildings can be visited free of charge during opening hours, and the park area is open all year round (not fenced).

It was interesting to go around, it was very beautifully designed. We learned a lot of information about this place.

The monument can be visited free of charge. The old ruins too. Washbasin 200ft if we don't visit the visitor center. Free for paying guests.

A small walk around the Kis-Balaton House We were already past noon, when we parked at the Kis-Balaton House. Well, not at the house, a good few stone's throw from it. To the parking lot, an army of people walked the landscape. Before we looked at the Kis-Balaton House, we made a “circle of respect” around it. We moved counterclockwise. Why? Because it is the most eye-catching sight left for the end of dessert. First we looked at the dazzling white brick church. 700 graves were excavated in the cimatorium of his predecessor. Interestingly, due to lack of space, there were also multi-storey graves. Family members were buried on top of each other. We looked through the ruins of Hadrian’s pilgrimage church, the flood of monuments, and then came the dessert, a “I couldn’t deny” Makovecz building, from which a “glass pyramid” stood out with a cross on top. It was the millennium monument with which the 1000-year-old Zala County surprised itself. It is certainly a “fussy” and even a “fluffy” gift. The interior of the yurt-like building hides a tree of life. It has exactly as many letters as there are settlements in the county. There is a name on each letter. They are separate and yet one. The image of St. Stephen on the trunk of the tree of life. He is the creator of this tree of life. I shudder at the genius of idea and implementation. Around the walls are information boards about the wonders of Zala County. I’ve seen a lot of them before, but for me, this Makovecz building and the message that lies within it is the greatest, unrepeatable and eternal miracle.

An interesting exhibition about the habitat of Kis-Balaton. An 8-minute screening in front of it. Credit card payment. Washbasin is free for visitors. Anyway 200Ft.