Borzavár: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Borzavár
In Borzavár, the Szent Péter és Pál Church tells a story spanning several construction phases: the first church was built by the faithful in 1776. In 1834, it burned down along with the village. After the older church had been demolished, the present-day Szent Péter és Pál Church was built in 1894.
For some visitors, travel planning includes the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Borzavár.
Nature
The Borzavári Templom-domb geological outcrop is a protected natural monument. It can be reached by turning right from the National Blue Trail, behind a small storage building next to the Catholic church.
At the Borzavár, Szilas-árok geological outcrop, strata of the Lókúti Radiolarite Formation are exposed. They formed around 155 million years ago, when the Tethys Ocean was at its greatest depth.
Geographical Setting
The mountains Cuha-hegy and Kék-hegy are located in the immediate vicinity of Borzavár. The mountains Kőris-hegy and Nagy-Som-hegy are also located in the surroundings of Borzavár.
Culture
Count Cseszneky Castle is a castle in the vicinity of Borzavár. Esegvár is a historical site in the wider regional surroundings of Borzavár.
Activities
The Borzavár Off-Road track features mud sections, steep-wall passages, trial sections, and speed sections. Borzavár Off-Road also offers guided tours in the Bakony.
The Borzavár–Szépalma–Zirc hiking route runs in Borzavár next to the Roman Catholic church along the K marking of the National Blue Trail.
For the higher-level travel overview: Zirc.
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