Top Things to do in Komarom-Esztergom County
The 5 Best Scenic Walking Areas in Komarom-Esztergom County, Central Transdanubia
Discover the best top things to do in Komarom-Esztergom County, Hungary including Hosok tere, Fajdalmas Szuz Chapel, Szechenyi Square, Bokod Floating Village, Cseke-to.
Restaurants in Komarom-Esztergom County
1. Hosok tere
2. Fajdalmas Szuz Chapel
3. Szechenyi Square
4. Bokod Floating Village
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By RoulaKonstantopoulou - Athens, Greece
An amazing floating village 80 km northwest of the capital (one and a half hours by train) to the lake bordered by two villages, Bokod on the west side and Oroszlany to the east. The eerie, picturesque village on the lake - popular with locals and everyday landscape photographers - with the wooden huts that are inhabited in the summer by fishermen, fascinates you at first glance. And it proves that Hungary has much more to offer than the beautiful capital of the Danube. A sight that reminded me of South East Asia and West Africa. The village consists mainly of small houses, which are built on piles and platforms and are connected to the land and to each other with boardwalks. The dawn and sunset colors create a magical scenery. The only clash in the idyllic atmosphere of the nearby nuclear power plant. But even this has an advantage, since the water of the lake is never freezing, despite the cold Hungarian winter. When you are in Budapest, It is worth visiting beyond the usual - route for pictures and feelings. It is so near.
5. Cseke-to
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By OZS_ATW - Budapest, Hungary
Besides the well-known Old Lake, it is worth visiting the undervalued romantic Cseke Lake in the eastern part of the city and the English Park, which is popular for its beautiful groves, promenades and monuments. The 23-hectare, charming Cseke Lake with two small islands was created behind an artificial embankment, with the water of the once abundant spring springs. The sources that fed the lake were largely depleted in the 1960s and water was pumped from the Old Lake to save it. The lake is a real fishing paradise, with huge sycamore and willow trees. A must to see! It looks better than the Old Lake!
