Káptalantóti: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Káptalantóti
East of Káptalantóti, on the northern slope of Sabar Hill, lies the medieval, single-nave church ruin Sabar-hegyi templomrom. Only the sanctuary walls and short sections of the nave walls have survived. For travelers interested in historic buildings, it is a tangible cultural point of reference.
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Renting a holiday apartment in Káptalantóti is one possible next step.
Culture
The ruins of Pálos kolostor romjai are located in the immediate vicinity of Káptalantóti.
Surroundings
Szigliget vár, Badacsony, and Fekete-Kastély are located in the surrounding area of Káptalantóti. Boncsos-tető, Agár-tető, and Köves-tető are also located in the surrounding area.
History
The ruin is associated with the former village of Bács. Bács lay within the boundaries of Káptalantóti; its church is documented as already existing in 1333. The settlement was permanently destroyed before 1550, specifically in 1549 by Ottoman troops.
Gyöngyösi Csárda is located in the wider regional surroundings of Káptalantóti.
Experiences
Liliomkert Ökopiac is associated with Káptalantóti. For travelers interested in local topics, it is an interesting point of reference.
Looking at other destination pages can also complement your search: Kisapáti, Tapolca, Köveskál, Hegymagas, Badacsonytördemic, Balatonrendes, Badacsonytomaj, and Szentbékkálla.
To the higher-level travel overview: Tapolcai.
