12 kilometers from Miskolc, on the shores of the picturesque Hamori Lake, there is an amazingly beautiful neo-Renaissance castle with baroque elements. The building of the palace is surrounded by a park. The lake, clean mountain air, at the beginning of the 20th century really liked Count Andrá s Bethlen. He decided to build a spa on the site and named it after his wife, Lilla Way. Now in the castle - hotel "Palota"
I rested in Miskolc, and got to the castle by car. The places are very picturesque, the park in the form of terraces descends into the valley. Walking and swimming in the lake, especially in the summer heat, is simply gorgeous.
Nearby are 2 karst caves - Anna and Istvana. I tried to get into Isstvan's cave. But alas. At the ticket office, the girl said that the entrance is only a group, wait until there are 10 people. I waited and waited, but there were no especially willing ones (there were only four of us). This is not the Crimea, guides grab hands, just give money.
And here nobody needs anything, nobody is in a hurry to go anywhere. With grief, we went to a local restaurant for lunch : )
I rested in Miskolc, and got to the castle by car. The places are very picturesque, the park in the form of terraces descends into the valley. Walking and swimming in the lake, especially in the summer heat, is simply gorgeous.
Nearby are 2 karst caves - Anna and Istvana. I tried to get into Isstvan's cave. But alas. At the ticket office, the girl said that the entrance is only a group, wait until there are 10 people. I waited and waited, but there were no especially willing ones (there were only four of us). This is not the Crimea, guides grab hands, just give money.
And here nobody needs anything, nobody is in a hurry to go anywhere. With grief, we went to a local restaurant for lunch : )
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