#hashtEGG Toyee Adventure Park is a unique, egg-themed interactive adventure park located in Balatonkiliti, a district of Siófok (8600 Siófok, Vak Bottyán Street 55), near Lake Balaton. 

It is not a traditional playground, but a creative and educational experience space designed for all age groups. The park features giant egg installations, a chicken coop–style indoor play area with slides and a ball pit, interactive photo spots, and playful attractions such as a giant frying pan, oversized egg carton, and a glass stage. Visitors can also participate in engaging workshops and “Super Egg” educational sessions, where children and adults can learn in a fun way about the gastronomic, scientific, and cultural significance of eggs. 

The venue is ideal for families, groups of friends, and school groups, and it regularly hosts birthday parties, themed events, and special programs. In short, #hashtEGG is a playful and interactive adventure park where creativity, entertainment, and learning come together around one surprising central theme: the egg.

For those with a sweet tooth, the name Bergmann will surely ring a bell. About a year and a half ago, we branched off from the family business and reopened the former Bergmann café under the name Little Bergmann (A kis Bergmann). 

Our pastry chefs, waitstaff, and baristas are like family to us, and everyone works with true dedication and professionalism. For us, the greatest feedback is a satisfied guest—and fortunately, we’ve had plenty of that recently. We are committed to quality and natural ingredients, and that’s something we will never compromise on. In addition to our handcrafted cakes and ice creams, our selection also includes our own chocolate figures and chocolate-coated treats. Preserving tradition is important to us, but we also strive to create something truly special. It’s well worth stopping by—we always have something new to surprise you with. We look forward to welcoming you at 1 Zsigmond Street, 

Gabi and her son, Nándi

 “If what you eat matters to you” – a creative, high-quality culinary experience on the southern shore of Lake Balaton; originally a beach bistro in Balatonfenyves, expanded with an all-year gourmet restaurant in Fonyód.

Dear Friend, 

We, the Benedictine monks of Tihany Abbey and the operators and staff of the Abbey Rege Confectionery, warmly welcome you to the courtyard of the nearly thousand-year-old abbey rising above Lake Balaton, crowning the landscape. Our greeting begins with the word PAX, meaning peace. Until the mid-20th century, this sacred place was truly an island of silence and tranquillity, preserving the resting place of Hungary’s fourth king, Andrew I of Hungary (†1060). 

On 16 June 1961, the confectionery—named after the famous Tihany Echo legend—opened its doors. Since then, it has welcomed guests from all over the world, from Canada to New Zealand. “Rege is a delightful blend of modern refinement and medieval hospitality.” We hope you will experience the ancient serenity of the Tihany Peninsula, the joy of fine food and drinks, and the genuine spirit of Benedictine hospitality here, in what is often called the “royal box” of Hungary—at the Abbey Rege Confectionery. 

Thank you for your trust, and we look forward to welcoming you again. Did you know that our confectionery has been welcoming visitors to Tihany for more than 60 years?

The Africa Museum is a unique cultural attraction located in Balatonederics on the northern shore of Lake Balaton, Hungary. 

The museum was founded in 1984 by Hungarian hunter and explorer Dr. Endre Nagy, who spent many years living and working in Tanzania and collected numerous objects during his travels in Africa. The exhibition presents Nagy’s extensive collection of African ethnographic artefacts, hunting trophies, and personal belongings, giving visitors insight into African wildlife, culture, and the life of the explorer himself. Surrounding the museum building is a mini safari park, where visitors can see several African animals such as zebras, camels, ostriches, buffalo and other exotic species in an outdoor environment. 

The site also offers additional attractions including African-style huts, observation points, a playground, and a souvenir shop, making it a popular destination for families and tourists exploring the Balaton region. Overall, the Africa Museum provides a distinctive experience that combines museum exhibitions, wildlife observation, and cultural exploration, bringing the atmosphere of Africa to visitors near Lake Balaton.

Anna Grand Hotel is a historic luxury hotel located in the centre of Balatonfüred, near the northern shore of Lake Balaton. The hotel combines 18th-century architectural elegance with modern comfort, making it one of the most iconic buildings of the town. 

The origins of the building date back to 1748, when the Benedictine Abbey of Tihany built a guesthouse to accommodate visitors who came to Balatonfüred for its famous mineral springs and spa culture. Over the centuries the building expanded and gradually became an important social and cultural meeting place in the town. 

The hotel is also closely connected to the Anna Ball, one of Hungary’s most famous social events. The tradition started in 1825 and the elegant ballroom of the building has long served as a venue for the event, which historically attracted aristocrats, artists, and politicians. 

Today the renovated five-star hotel offers stylish rooms, restaurants, a wellness and spa area, and event spaces while preserving the historical atmosphere of the original building. Its central location near the Balaton promenade makes it a popular destination for visitors exploring the cultural heritage and spa traditions of Balatonfüred.

Our hotel is located in a unique setting: it is the only hotel on the northern shore of Lake Balaton that directly faces the north coast. 

This special feature inspired the name Aquilo, after the Roman god of the northern wind. Guests can enjoy Lake Balaton from our private grassy beach, which is ideal for relaxation. Families with small children will find a playground, sandbox and a shallow bay perfect for safe swimming and play. The view of the sailboats and the northern shore creates a unique atmosphere that can be enjoyed from our panoramic rooms and the restaurant terrace. 

If you would like to explore Tihany and the surrounding area during your stay, our active tourism center offers great opportunities. We are happy to provide maps, bicycles, small sailboats, sailing trips and local guides to help you discover the region.

Arácsi Cukrászda is a cosy family-run confectionery in the Arács district of Balatonfüred. 

The small pastry shop offers traditional Hungarian cakes, pastries, ice cream and coffee in a friendly, homely atmosphere. Guests can enjoy classics such as Dobos cake, creamy pastries and fresh pogácsa while relaxing in a quiet setting away from the busy Balaton promenade.

Standing prominently in the historic Castle District of Veszprém, Veszprémi Érseki Palota (Archbishop’s Palace of Veszprém) is one of the city’s most significant architectural landmarks and a masterpiece of Hungarian Baroque design. 

The palace was built between 1765 and 1776 based on the plans of renowned architect Jakab Fellner, and has served as the residence of the bishops—and since 1993, archbishops—of Veszprém. The elegant U-shaped building rises on the edge of Castle Hill, reflecting both aristocratic grandeur and ecclesiastical importance. Its richly decorated interiors preserve centuries of cultural heritage, including paintings, sculptures, historic furniture, and valuable collections such as the archiepiscopal library and archives. Beyond its architectural value, the palace plays a central role in the spiritual and cultural life of the region. 

Together with nearby landmarks such as the cathedral and chapels, it forms part of one of Hungary’s oldest continuously functioning ecclesiastical centres, where history, art, and living tradition meet. Accessible through guided tours at certain times, the Archbishop’s Palace offers visitors a rare glimpse into spaces that were once reserved for the ecclesiastical elite, making it a distinctive and insightful cultural experience.

Aszófői Halsütő (Aszófő Fish Fry) is a popular roadside fish buffet located between Aszófő and Tihany along Road 71, near the Balaton cycling route. 

The place is well known among locals and travellers for its freshly fried fish prepared to order. Visitors can choose from traditional Balaton favourites such as hake, bream, carp, pike-perch and catfish, usually served with simple sides like bread, fries or pickles. The casual terrace and quick service make it a typical and authentic stop for cyclists and visitors exploring the northern shore of Lake Balaton.

Aura Hotel is a four-star, adults-friendly hotel located in Balatonfüred near the northern shore of Lake Balaton. 

The hotel offers a calm and relaxing environment designed mainly for adults and guests seeking quiet wellness experiences. Visitors can enjoy modern rooms, a spa and wellness area with pools and saunas, as well as the L’aura Restaurant and Bubble Bar. Its location provides easy access to the Balaton promenade, beaches and the attractions of Balatonfüred.