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Balaton Park Hotel is a modern, upscale hotel located in Balatonfőkajár, directly next to the Balaton Park Circuit and easily accessible from the M7 motorway, making it convenient for both business and leisure travelers. 

The hotel offers around 136 contemporary rooms equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, minibar, workspace, and free WiFi. Many rooms provide unique views of the racetrack, allowing guests to experience the excitement of motorsport directly from their accommodation. Guests can enjoy a wide range of services, including a restaurant serving Hungarian and international cuisine, a wellness and spa area with sauna and hot tub, as well as a fully equipped fitness center. Balaton Park Hotel is also a prominent venue for conferences and corporate events, combining modern infrastructure with a distinctive setting where business, relaxation, and motorsport meet. 

Located just a short drive from Lake Balaton, the hotel provides an ideal base for exploring the region while offering a unique experience connected to one of Central Europe’s newest racing circuits.

Standing at the border of Zalamerenye and Zalakaros, Pálos Malom (Pauline Mill) is a restored historic watermill with origins dating back to the 15th century. 

It was originally owned by the Pauline monastery of Örményes, later passed to the Archbishop of Veszprém after the dissolution of the order, and became private property from 1888. The mill remained in operation until 1960, after which it gradually fell into disrepair. Its complete restoration was finished in August 2015, carefully returning the building to its 1903 condition. Today, the mill is fully operational again, featuring two overshot water wheels, a roller mill system, and traditional millstones. Visitors can observe the characteristic rhythm of flour production and explore exhibits of original tools and documents displayed on the walls. 

As a privately owned site, the mill can be visited by prior arrangement. Reaching it involves a short detour from the main road, first along an asphalt road and then via a dirt track, adding to the authentic rural experience.

Where relaxation, sport, and gastronomy come together, Zala Springs Golf Resort offers a premium experience in a serene natural setting near Lake Balaton. 

The resort’s centrepiece is a 160-hectare, 18-hole championship golf course (Par 72), stretching over 6,351 metres and designed in accordance with USGA standards. Surrounded by lakes and rolling landscapes, the course is suitable for hosting international-level tournaments while remaining accessible to leisure players. Accommodation is provided in stylish Boutique Rooms, featuring a calm, neutral colour palette and high-quality design elements. Private terraces open onto panoramic views of the surrounding nature, creating a peaceful environment for rest and recharge. 

Guests can also take advantage of innovative wellness and beauty services available within the complex. The Zala Springs Bistro complements the experience with year-round culinary offerings, including seasonal dishes, wine dinners, and live music evenings. Whether for a business breakfast, a relaxed lunch, or a dinner after a day on the course, the restaurant delivers a refined yet welcoming atmosphere. 

Combining high-end facilities with a natural lakeside environment, Zala Springs Golf Resort is an ideal destination for both active recreation and laid-back relaxation. For groups, the resort can also offer tailored experiences such as introductory golf sessions, guided wine tastings or other leisure programmes, typically suitable for 6–30 participants and lasting approximately 1–2 hours.

Set in an idyllic, picturesque environment next to the Kis-Balaton, the Cezar Winery in Nagyrada is surrounded by approximately 100 hectares of vineyards. 

It is a stronghold of winemaking in Zala, a sanctuary representing the symbiosis of grape varieties, flavours, and unique beverages. The winery was built in the heart of a special wine-growing area, surrounded by gently rolling hills and valleys. The building covers an area of approximately 2,500 m² and includes fermentation facilities, a barrique storage room, grape processing units, a cooling chamber, social facilities, offices, as well as an impressive wine presentation hall and shop. The interior design of the winery, with its minimalist style—its architectural solutions, applied materials, winemaking technology, and the sight of new barrique barrels—captures the attention of visitors and invites them to pause for a moment. Belonging to the Zala Wine Region, the winery is the largest operation in Zala County both in terms of storage capacity and wine production volume.

The philosophy of our winery is to introduce high-quality regional wines to as many people as possible. We aim to demonstrate that, with advanced technology and solid theoretical knowledge, outstanding wines can be produced in this region as well. Grape processing and winemaking take place on-site in a modern and aesthetically pleasing environment. In addition to quality wines, we also produce various other products derived from grapes, including balsamic vinegar, pomace brandies, grape seed oils, and ground grape products—everything that originates from the grape itself. 

For groups, we offer complete programmes including vineyard tours, wine and sparkling wine tastings, and, upon request, seated or garden-style meals.

Located in one of the quietest areas of Keszthely, in the Zámor district, this spacious venue offers an ideal setting for both everyday dining and private events. 

The large interior can be divided into three separate sections, allowing multiple smaller or larger events—such as conferences, family gatherings, or weddings—to be held simultaneously, with a total capacity of up to 180 guests. The restaurant features a diverse menu, including daily specials, complemented by friendly service and comfortable, air-conditioned interiors. In warmer weather, guests can also enjoy a pleasant terrace, making it a versatile choice for both formal occasions and relaxed meals.

Akarattya High Coast (Akarattya Magaspart) is one of the most spectacular panoramic viewpoints on the eastern side of Lake Balaton, located in Balatonakarattya along the Kisfaludy Promenade. From a height equivalent to about a 20-storey building, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views across a wide stretch of the lake and surrounding settlements. 

The panorama includes Balatonkenese, the Fűzfő Bay, Balatonalmádi, Káptalanfüred, the high coast of Balatonvilágos, and even the lakeside skyline of Siófok. On clear days, the distant hills of Badacsony are also visible. The area is also known as the Kisfaludy Promenade or “Tengerlátó part” (Sea-view Coast), reflecting its unique visual resemblance to a seaside cliff. A wooden viewing terrace has been built along the promenade, offering a comfortable place to rest and take in the scenery. Thanks to its constantly changing colors and light conditions, the view of Lake Balaton from this point offers a different experience throughout the day, making it an ideal stop for photography, relaxation, and short scenic breaks.

Without Sió, the shores of Lake Balaton would be quite different from those we know today. 

This natural river, flowing into the Danube after its 120 km journey, ensures that the pleasures of the lake can be enjoyed regardless of the weather and changes in the water level of Lake Balaton. During the reform era, the role of Sió was reassessed - with gradual expansion it was transformed into a navigable route.

The Sirius Hotel**** superior is the newest hotel of Keszthely welcomes its Guests right on the shore of Lake Balaton, in the embrace of the waters. In our SunRise restaurant, in addition to our appetizing dishes, we offer an eye-catching sunrise, next to our elegant lobby reception, we serve special cocktails and coffee specialities in our Capella Bar. 

Our diverse Spa and Wellness facilities ensure that our Guests leave our hotel recharged. Our 128 spacious rooms furnished in a modern way provide relaxing recreation.

Halászkert Restaurant is one of the oldest and most prestigious dining venues in Balatonfüred, located in the renewed historic Reform Era district at the intersection of Route 71 and the Zákonyi Ferenc Promenade. 

The restaurant already gained popularity in the 1940s among lovers of fish dishes. At that time, it welcomed guests with a smaller garden area and a traditional thatched-roof building, which was later destroyed by fire in 1961. In 1963, the restaurant was rebuilt based on the designs of internationally renowned, Kossuth and Ybl Prize-winning architect Imre Makovecz. Since then, it has remained a romantic and atmospheric dining destination in Balatonfüred. Halászkert is especially proud of its wide selection of fish dishes, which are among the most sought-after items on the menu. Both in flavor and presentation, these dishes reflect the unique character of the lakeside region. Signature specialties include Balaton-style fish soup with catfish fillet and catfish stew served with cottage cheese pasta.

The ten artificially dammed fishing lakes and their surroundings are home to many water living and water loving creatures. 

Among others, it is possible to observe swallows, bee-eaters and European migratory birds. When you walk along the almost 9-kilometre-long nature trail, it is worth stopping at several spots - to admire the landscape, read the information boards, climb up a bird watching station or grill at a rest area.

Visitor centre, museum, exhibition space, and event venue. 

The palace as it can be seen today was built gradually over several decades. It only reached its final, enclosed courtyard layout a few years after Bishop Márton Padányi Bíró was consecrated in 1745, when he began to realise his grand vision of creating a residence worthy of his position. The façade, inner courtyard, and the entire complex are characterised by symmetry and harmony, while the interiors are adorned with ornate—sometimes richly elaborate yet visually striking—Baroque and Rococo elements. The café can be visited during the palace’s opening hours.