Somogysimonyi: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Somogysimonyi
Somogysimonyi tells a story marked by profound historical ruptures: the village has been inhabited since the 14th century, was destroyed during the Ottoman occupation, and was resettled by the early 18th century. This eventful local history provides a tangible point of interest for culture enthusiasts.
Somogysimonyi - tájrészlet a község határában
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You can rent a holiday apartment in Somogysimonyi.
Nature
Somogysimonyi is a small village southwest of Marcali, near the border with Zala County. The Gödör-berki Forest separates the village from Nemesvid.
The Gödör-berki Forest is characterised by oak trees; in spring, fields of lily of the valley and cyclamen grow there.
The surrounding forests are home to fallow deer, red deer, roe deer, wild boar, foxes, polecats and weasels.
Culture
The Roman Catholic church was built in 1932. Inside, memorial plaques commemorate local victims of the First and Second World Wars.
Katolikus templom and Evangélikus Templom are located in the vicinity of Somogysimonyi. Sportpálya, Öreg János-dombja, Bárány-hegy and Paphegy are also in the surrounding area.
Csillagvár is located in the wider regional surroundings of Somogysimonyi.
Varászló is located in the nearby surroundings of Somogysimonyi.
Várhely is the site of a probably medieval fortified settlement on a small hill next to the Veres-folyás, about 500 metres east of the village.
You can then view the holiday apartments in Somogysimonyi.
To the higher-level travel overview: Marcali.
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