Waterfronts in Hungary that deserve more recognition – Part 1

Hungary is often referred to as the land of waters. Szeretlekmagyarország.hu assembled a list of 13 waterfronts in Hungary that are not so well-known, even though they are beautiful places to be. The list contains brook sides, lakeshores and beaches that are definitely worth visiting. The list aims to encourage travellers to think beyond Lake Balaton when it comes to a waterfront trip in Hungary.

The Gaja brook in Bakony

The Gaja brook is the most important watercourse in the Eastern part of the Bakony Mountains. Gaja brook also has the clearest water in the whole Bakony. The brook supplies the reservoir in Fehérvárcsurgó. The brook side is ideal for a romantic walk in the forest or for a quick stop for travellers to refresh themselves before continuing their journey.

The lake in the Brunszvik Castle’s park

The Brunszvik Castle’s park is one the most beautiful castle parks in the whole country. The famous composer, Ludwig van Beethoven was an admirer of the castle, and he was a recurring visitor as the Brunszvik daughters’ piano instructor. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful and huge park with a lake. You will feel like you are in a Brontë novel while you are walking around the lake.