Bodajk: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Bodajk, the Segítő Szűz Mária Shrine is considered Hungary’s oldest pilgrimage site. The Roman Catholic pilgrimage church in Bodajk was built between 1728 and 1742. The Capuchin monastery near the pilgrimage site in Bodajk was built between 1744 and 1747. The annual Mária-napi búcsú held at the pilgrimage site in Bodajk every September attracts thousands of pilgrims.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bodajk has already chosen Bodajk as their travel destination.

Culture and History

The Bodajki Vadászkastély houses an interactive hunting and natural history exhibition in specially redesigned interiors. The grounds of the Bodajki Vadászkastély include three forest playgrounds for children. The Bodajki Vadászkastély is temporarily closed due to renovation work. The sculpture park has been one of Bodajk’s cultural assets and attractions for almost 30 years.

Nature

The Gaja-szurdok is designated as a locally protected natural area. The Gaja-szurdok offers visitors a developed nature trail and an enclosed wildlife park. The Gaja-szurdok can be reached via a paved road that branches off from the main road between Bodajk and Balinka.

Geographical Setting

Öreg-hegy is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Bodajk, as is Vár-hegy. Csókakői Várrom is a ruin in the vicinity of Bodajk. In the wider regional surroundings of Bodajk are Márkus Szekrénye, a mountain, Öreg-Futóné, also a mountain, and Count Cseszneky Castle, a castle.

More local pages: Bakonycsernye, Fehérvárcsurgó, Csókakő, Csákberény, Mór.

To the higher-level travel overview: Móri.