One emblematic symbol of our city is considered to be the Tatarian Breadplant (Crambe tataria) since it made Balatonkenese widely known among hikers, festival guests ...
According to legend, the beloved Hungarian leader Ferenc Rákóczi has once stopped to rest in the cool shade of a large elm tree in the area which has subsequently be ...
The privately held arboretum in the heart of the city is only seasonally open to the public. The agricultural engineer Farkas Parragh who initially founded the clo ...
There site of the miles-long chestnut trees, located in the southern part of the city, next to the bicycle trail and parallel to road 71 which runs through the weste ...
The founding stone was laid on May 11th 1815 and the building process was finalized on August 15th 1819. A dedication service was performed on the feast of the Birth ...
Right in front of Park Rákóczi rises the Catholic church, built from donations after the new parceling subdivision initiatives in the 1920s. The building is home to ...
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