Tihany, a jewel nestled on the shores of Lake Balaton, is a place where history, culture, and nature intertwine seamlessly. Inhabited since prehistoric times, the peninsula gained true significance in the 11th century when King Andrew I founded the Tihany Benedictine Abbey. The abbey’s founding charter, the first written record of the Hungarian language, is still preserved here, making Tihany a significant pilgrimage site for Hungarian language and culture.
The Mecsek Mountains are the jewel of Southern Transdanubia, captivating visitors not only with their picturesque landscapes but also with their diverse wildlife. With the arrival of spring, the slopes of the mountains transform into a colorful carpet of flowers, the fragrance of which fills the air.