Location: Badacsonytomaj
Top Things to do in Badacsonytomaj
What to do and see in Badacsonytomaj, Hungary: The Best Places and Tips
Badacsonytomaj is a village in the Hungarian county of Veszprém with 2,341 inhabitants, as of 2011. It is located at the eastern foot of the volcanic Badacsony hill along the Lake Balaton in Hungary.
Restaurants in Badacsonytomaj
1. Laposa Borbirtok
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
2. Szigliget Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By ulangutan - Norwich, United Kingdom
Dropped in to see the castle last Fri & it did not disappoint! The walk up is steep but well worth it. The castle totally dominates the entire area with views for miles in every direction, really giving a fantastic depiction of what it was like here many moons ago. Lots of history to read & absorb from the building of the castle to it's fall into disrepair. Worth a couple of hours of anyone's time.
3. Badacsony Volcano Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Zane E - Riga, Latvia
Badacsony vulcano is a good choice if you look for a hiking near Balaton. It gives you a bit of everything - some climbing up and down, walking beautiful forest, amazing views overlooking the area from all sides, nice resting places where you can sit or lay down, information about historical formation of mountain, interesting layered rock formations and after all - a good hike. The vulcano mountain is not very big or high and there is a circle path around it and several one crossing the middle part. We also did some detour from the path to get closer to rock formations, but it is hard to say how much this is allowed or not. At least no big signs and barriers were there to keep you away from exploring the vulcano your way. Unless you want to go off the beaten trail, it is easy to walk, you do not need special hiking boots. The vulcano is accessible from several sides, but we parked a car near a hotel where is a car parking for approx 30 cars and you have to pay for it (could be 300 ft, but I am not sure, cause there were no one charging fee in mid March). If you go there in high season, I assume it can very busy because of the touristic area around. But you can extend your walk and start hiking from the village. I seems, that during the season there is a also a cafeteria or restaurant near the parking and local wine tasting/selling point. In total it took us 4,5 hours to explore the whole mountain, but the walk was too exhausting. You can go with children too (not possible with stroller though because of stairs) and make it shorter too.There is also a big cross on the mountain and it seems like some kind of religious cross-route or smth.
4. Folly Arboretum and Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Our botanic garden is not simply an arboretum of many. It is not only a unique collection of cedars and cypresses, but a family history of several generations, a result of dedicated work and perseverance. Be a part of the history of our family! Feel the tranquility of centuries-old cedars, an enchanting view over the lake Balaton and taste our wines, which are expertise and spare no effort were made to you.
Reviewed By 5Continents - Budapest
An excellent outdoor family program, a nice walk into a unique collection of pines and other trees. They have a playground for the kids and a winery for their parents.
5. Skizo Wine House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By BogiDufek - Budapest, Hungary
If you are ever nearby Badacsonytordemic, visiting Skizo is a must! The wine is great, the place is very well designed (as well as the wine bottles) and the service is awesome! Be prepared to taste some very delicious wine at Skizo and learn some fun facts about their history!
6. Liliomkert Market
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4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Marta S - Budapest, Hungary
We spent a weekend at Koveskal and visites the market,which is open only on Sundays.You can park your car close to the market for a small fee.The market is usually crowded,but it worths the hassle.You can find here homemade goatcheese,sausages,pastry,bread,marmalade amd honey too.You can taste everything,the sellers are very friendly.At the back of the market you can find antiquities.
7. Lake Cave
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4 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By Tamas K - Budapest, Hungary
This is truly a wonderful experience for everyone. The exhibition nicely explains how caves form and how they are discovered. They even have some minotors with 3D images and videos explaining stuff in 3D. The lake beneath is simply wonderful.
Be sure to book your ticket at least one day ahead and arrive on time. The guide speaks Hungarian but I've seen audio guide options.
Staff at the reception was a bit unfriendly but our guide was very kind and professional.
8. Szaszi Estate
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshine1981april - Budapest, Hungary
Endre Szászi's biodynamic, handicraft wines from the Szigliget region near Lake Balaton are among our favourites so we wanted to visit his winery once as well. It was a great experience. We did not order a lunch in advance (as guests are supposed to) but...MoreThank you for taking your valuable time to provide us with feedback about Szászi winery by sharing your experience!
9. Castle of Csobanc
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5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By beabrigi - Hungary
It is quite an excursion to climb up to the castel of Csobánc but it is really worth it. Not especially because of the ruins (though I liked them) because there not much left but the view if really stunning from above.
10. Sipos Mountain Lookout
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Elizabeth W - Wirksworth, United Kingdom
Walk the well signposted route up to the viewing tower on a hill, just behind the town. Mostly by road with some short cuts through a wood if you prefer that. Takes about 20 mins.The viewing tower is metal and has a spiral staircase up to a viewing platform from where you can see almost the whole lake and the Mountains on the opposite shore. Maybe not the best for people with mobility problems or if you're scared of heights!
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