The best MTB trails in Remetei Természetvédelmi Terület

Musikbrunnen: Large fountain at the south entrance with hourly water and music shows. Japanese Garden: Quiet area in the north with lily ponds and small bridges. Monastery Ruins: Historical remains of a Dominican nunnery from the 13th century. Palatinus-Bad: Well-known outdoor pool and thermal bath on the island.

The Zugligeti Libegő (chairlift) is one of the most charming and nostalgic means of transport in Budapest. It connects the Zugliget district with János-hegy, the city's highest point. The chairlift is approximately 1,040 meters long and overcomes an altitude difference of 262 meters.

The Margaretenbrücke (Hungarian: Margit híd) is far more than just a connection between Buda and Pest. It is the second oldest bridge in the Hungarian capital and is considered one of the architectural jewels of the Danube due to its unusual shape and elegance. In the middle of the bridge, a side arm branches off, leading directly to Margaret Island. It was built between 1872 and 1876, based on plans by the French engineer Ernest Goüin. This also explains the distinctly French flair of the bridge (similar to the style of Gustave Eiffel).

A café that operates in winter, built into the upper terminus of the Libegő. The point is that we are talking about a central location, with an absolute buffet feel. The road leading to the Erzsébet Lookout also connects here with the roads leading to Normafa.

A surprising and unique place is the Bodzeliget Recreation Park on the edge of Remeteszőlős, where we find 5 different interesting things next to each other, these are: 1. Musical fountain, which not only provides water, but also music (from spring to autumn) 2. István Örkény telephone booth, where if you pick up the receiver you can hear one-minute short stories. 3. Book stop (books in a sophisticated outdoor display case) 4. Herb garden: where you can "smell" various typical plants of the area 5. Barefoot treader: on various surfaces, like a Kneipp treader... So for this reason alone, it is worth making a minimal detour from the Horizont hiking trail, or on the way to the Remete Szurdok...

The Hungarian Parliament is undoubtedly the country's most famous building. It is one of the most renowned parliaments in the world and the third largest, after those of Romania and Argentina. This giant on the banks of the Danube stands out as a majestic, imposing, and spectacular structure. It is possible to visit the Hungarian Parliament in Budapest through a guided tour available in several languages. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. It is advisable to visit early in the morning, as it is one of Budapest's most popular tourist attractions, or to purchase tickets in advance online.

Which is essentially a Basilica (the title of Basilica Minor was granted by Pope John Paul II), located in the Hermitage of St. Mary.

In the center of Nagykovácsi, on Kossuth Lajos Street (Tisza István Square), we can find the starting point of the Horizont bicycle tour route. The area is also the starting point of an excellent tour route, and the OKT also runs nearby. It is also the final stop of BKK, and if we arrive by car, there will be plenty of space to park in the area. There are many restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores within a few hundred meters. So it is worth organizing a tour from here or returning here.