Ökoturisztikai Látogatóközpont
Interactive exhibition on the wildlife, geology and cultural history of the Badacsony area on the shore of Lake Balaton, with water tours and nature walks.
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About the museum
The visitor centre in Badacsonylábdihegy presents the wildlife, geology and cultural history of the Badacsony area in two exhibition rooms. Among other things, the exhibition deals with basalt volcanism and the history of mining in the region, using sound, films, texts, pictures and objects on display alike.
The visitor centre lies between Route 71 and Lake Balaton, opposite the Badacsonylábdihegy railway station. In addition to the presentation it offers guided land and water tours, and a beach belongs to it in the Herczeg Ferenc Strand area.
Highlights
- Two exhibition rooms with interactive guided tours
- Basalt volcanism and the history of the region’s mining
- Lake Balaton and Badacsony presented with films and objects
- Guided land and water tours, Nádi szél water trail
Permanent exhibition
- Badacsony környékének élővilága, földtana és kultúrtörténete – In two exhibition rooms, interactive guided tours present the natural and cultural values of the Badacsony area, from basalt volcanism to the history of mining.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | HUF 1,000 |
|---|---|
| Children & teens | HUF 600free up to age 5 · Ages 6–18. |
The exhibition can be visited free of charge with the beach admission ticket; separate tickets are HUF 1,000 for adults and HUF 600 for ages 6 to 18. In summer, kayak, canoe and SUP hire is also available (kayak and SUP HUF 4,000 per hour; a HUF 5,000 deposit must be paid in cash).
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By car
Free parking
Opposite the Badacsonylábdihegy railway station, between Route 71 and Lake Balaton; free parking is available.
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- Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi.
Events & venue rental
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