Easy hikes and walks in Somogy

It is located on the Margó Ede promenade directly on the lake shore. The sculpture is made of red sandstone and was created by István Fáskerti. The heart symbolizes the connection of people with Lake Balaton and is considered a landmark of the city. The special feature: Through the heart-shaped opening, you can see the famous Tihany Abbey on the opposite peninsula in clear weather. The sculpture is a popular photo spot, especially at sunset. Right next to it is the "Bridge of Lovers", where couples traditionally celebrate their bond.

The Zamárdi waterfront promenade is one of the most beautiful on the southern shore of Lake Balaton. The B. Nagy sétány, which leads directly along the lake, is particularly popular. Highlights: Beautiful view of the Tihany peninsula and the abbey. Kilometer-long promenade with sunbathing lawns and shady trees. Ideal for walking, cycling, or watching the sunset. Numerous cafes, snack bars, and swimming spots along the way. Direct access to Zamárdi Szabadstrand with shallow, warm water.

Zamárdi Szabadstrand, the free main beach. It stretches for several kilometers and offers shallow shores, sunbathing lawns, changing rooms, showers, toilets, and numerous snack bars. Zamárdi Nagystrand, a central beach section with good infrastructure and plenty of space for swimming and relaxing. The southern shore of Lake Balaton is ideal for families and anyone who likes to swim in shallow water. You can often walk many meters out before the water gets deeper.

There are public changing rooms along the beach at Zamárdi Szabadstrand and Zamárdi nagystrand. Showers and toilets are also available. The several kilometers long free beach is well-equipped and family-friendly.

The Marcali Museum is the most important museum of cultural history in the city of Marcali and is located in the cultural center „Kulturális Korzó“. Its origins date back to the 1960s, when schoolchildren began collecting historical objects from the region. The museum was opened in 1972 and is today the only regional museum of its kind in Somogy County. The permanent exhibitions showcase archaeological finds, ethnographic objects, city history, as well as art and cultural history collections. The offer is complemented by changing special exhibitions and events that vividly convey the history and cultural heritage of the region.

The fountain on Künzelsauer Platz is a striking design element in the city center of Marcali. It was erected in 2002 based on a design by the Hungarian artist Éva Ambrus and consists of artfully designed ceramic elements. The square is named after the German partner city Künzelsau and symbolizes the close partnership that has existed since 1992. With its water features and artistic design, the fountain invites visitors to linger and is a popular meeting point for residents and visitors.

The Mester Café (Mester Cukrászda és Étterem) is one of the best-known cafés and restaurants in Marcali, Hungary. It is located in the city center and offers a cozy atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. Homemade cakes and tortes, seasonal ice cream, and coffee specialties are particularly popular. In addition, international and Hungarian dishes, steaks, pizza, and a daily changing lunch menu are served. With its friendly service and wide selection of food and desserts, the Mester Café is a popular meeting place for families, friends, and tourists.

The Marcali Town Hall is the seat of the municipal administration of the Hungarian town of Marcali in Somogy County. It houses the offices of the mayor and the various administrative departments responsible for citizens' concerns. The Town Hall plays an important role in the public life of the town, as municipal decisions are made here and numerous administrative services are offered. The building is centrally located in Marcali and is an important point of contact for residents and visitors.