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Hungary’s most exciting labyrinths
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If you’ve got a thirst to prove yourself, this is the weekend activity for you. Also great for families, these destinations are suitable for all ages. Check out our list of Hungary’s most exciting labyrinths!
Star Trail Adventure Park (Csillagösvény Élménypark), Ópusztaszer
The largest hedge maze in Hungary, the third longest in the world, is located in the Star Trail Adventure Park in the village of Ópusztaszer. You can get information on the history, culture, wildlife and attractions through the 4,810 metres of hedgerows and tree lines. Wooden bridges, lookouts and 32 different folk, logic and skill games enrich the hiking path. Unfortunately, it is currently closed for maintenance but will open in mid-March 2023.
THIS is their website.
Andrássy Castle (Andrássy-kastély), Tiszadob
Tiszadob in the Northern Great Plain is home to one of the most beautiful castles in Hungary. The garden of the Andrássy Castle and the bucolic labyrinth is surrounded by a unique line of yew trees. The park has English and French styles in design. It offers an inland opportunity to admire the magnificent buildings and gardens of the former aristocracy. The castle is currently closed for renovation and expected to reopen in April 2023.
THIS is their website.
Ladybird Ranch (Katica Tanya), Patca
Patca offers a wide range of services and games, including a 500 square metre wooden maze, the Wandering Maze (Bolyongó Labirintus). Though the maze at the Ladybird Farm may be too difficult for little ones, you don’t need to worry. In case they get stuck, they can easily get out through the emergency exit. The farm is open throughout the winter, with indoor and – depending on the weather – outdoor activities.