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Lavender Kőröshegyi: A Floral Haven in Hungary
Discover the largest lavender field in Hungary at Lavender Kőröshegyi, where nature's beauty and tranquility await.
Experience the enchanting beauty of Lavender Kőröshegyi, the largest lavender field in Hungary. This stunning location offers breathtaking views, delightful scents, and a perfect escape for nature lovers and tourists alike.
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A brief summary to Lavender Kőröshegyi
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Dózsa György köz HRSZ.: 0193/36, Kőröshegy, 8617, HU
Monday
9 am-4:45 pm
Tuesday
9 am-4:45 pm
Wednesday
9 am-4:45 pm
Thursday
9 am-4:45 pm
Friday
9 am-4:45 pm
Saturday
9 am-4:45 pm
Sunday
9 am-4:45 pm
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Nestled in the serene countryside of Hungary, Lavender Kőröshegyi is a must-visit destination for tourists seeking tranquility and beauty. This picturesque site is renowned for being the largest lavender field in the country, stretching across vast landscapes adorned with vibrant purple blooms. The captivating fragrance of lavender fills the air, creating a sensory experience that visitors will cherish. Open daily from 9 AM to 4:45 PM, this visitor center not only showcases the breathtaking lavender fields but also offers a variety of activities that cater to all ages. You can stroll through the fragrant rows, take stunning photos, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you. The site also features an arboretum and a garden center, making it a perfect spot for gardening enthusiasts and families alike. Additionally, the knowledgeable staff are on hand to share insights about the cultivation of lavender and its uses, adding an educational aspect to your visit. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure in nature, Lavender Kőröshegyi provides a magical escape that enriches your travel experience in Hungary. Don’t forget to visit the gift shop to take home some lavender products as a delightful reminder of your visit. Enjoy the beautiful scenery, feel the gentle breeze, and let the calming essence of lavender rejuvenate your spirit.
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Getting There
Car
If you are traveling by car, navigate to Kőröshegy, Dózsa György köz HRSZ.: 0193/36, 8617. From major cities in Transdanubia, take the M7 highway towards Balaton. Exit at Kőröshegy (exit 138) and follow the signs to Kőröshegy village. Drive along Dózsa György köz until you reach the lavender fields. There is free parking available on site.
Public Transportation
To reach Lavender Kőröshegyi via public transportation, first take a train to the Balatonföldvár train station from major cities like Székesfehérvár or Pécs. From Balatonföldvár, catch a local bus towards Kőröshegy (Bus line 7). The bus will drop you off at the center of Kőröshegy village. From there, it's a short 15-minute walk to Dózsa György köz HRSZ.: 0193/36. Keep in mind that bus tickets cost around 350 HUF.
Taxi
If you prefer a more direct route, consider taking a taxi from any nearby town or train station. Taxis are available at the Balatonföldvár train station or can be booked through local taxi services. The fare will vary depending on the distance but expect to pay around 2000-3000 HUF for a trip from Balatonföldvár to Lavender Kőröshegyi.
A brief summary to Lavender Kőröshegyi
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