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Nature
At the Zsidó-hegy geological exposure, hikers have access to a shelter for protection from the rain, benches and information boards. The exposure at Zsidó-hegy reveals a sharp boundary between the rocks of the Zirci Limestone Formation, which formed in the Late Cretaceous around 100 million years ago, and the Pénzeskúti Marl Formation.
Geology
The geological exposure Zsidó-hegyi útbevágás földtani alapszelvény (K-06) can be reached from the southern edge of Bakonynána via the asphalt road to Tés and the K+ trail marking; it can also be accessed by car or bicycle via a well-maintained forest road.
The geotour “Geotúra Jásdról Bakonynára a Gaja-szurdok természeti csodái mentén” is 6 km long and takes 4 hours. At the Zsidó-hegy geological exposure, the geotour includes practical geological activities: the rock is tested by dripping water onto it, and the dip of the layers is measured.
Culture
The present-day Roman Catholic Church of Saint Anne in Bakonynána was built in 1827 in the Classicist style. The Calvary of Bakonynána comprises 14 stations, three stone crosses and a stone-lined chapel sunk into the ground beneath the crosses.
The Tájház – Helytörténeti gyűjtemény presents ethnographic values, traditions and local history and offers multilingual information and background materials. The objects in this collection, gathered in the village, are arranged thematically; they include, among other things, a kitchen and a bedroom from Bakonynána.
Local Traditions
Bakonynána’s living Swabian heritage includes maintaining gastronomic traditions and passing them on between generations. Bakonynána’s Gombócfesztivál takes place every year and attracts several thousand visitors. At Gombócfesztivál 2025, visitors could taste traditional sweet and savoury dumplings with a supporter ticket available on site.
More local pages: Dudar, Csetény, Porva, Lókút, Pénzesgyőr, Csesznek, Olaszfalu, Bakonybél
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