Zalamerenye: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Zalamerenye
The restored Pálos Water Mill is a particularly tangible reason to get to know Zalamerenye better: it has two overshot water wheels, a roller mill and a millstone system. The mill is still in operation and displays related objects and documents. This makes it particularly appealing to travellers who want to combine historic technology with local history.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Zalamerenye.
Culture and History
In the wider regional surroundings of Zalamerenye are Csillagvár, the Katolikus templom, the Evangélikus Templom and the Gyöngyösi Csárda. Those who want to place cultural destinations at the centre of their trip will find several named points of interest in this wider regional area.
Landscape
In the immediate vicinity of Zalamerenye are Forgás-hegy, Aligvári-hegy, József-hegy and Cserhát-hegy.
Zalamerenye was first mentioned in 1203 under the name Merena.
The Pálos Water Mill stands at the meeting point of Zalamerenye and Zalakaros and was extensively renovated in August 2015.
The first written record of the Pálos Water Mill dates from the 1400s; the records name the Pauline monastery of Örményes as its owner.
For further comparison with surrounding places: Balatonmagyaród, Zalaszabar, Kisrécse, Nagyrada, Zalakaros, Zalasárszeg, Gelse, Garabonc.
If Zalamerenye fits your travel plans, you can now continue directly with your search for accommodation in the village.
To the higher-level travel overview: Zalakarosi.
