Táska: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Táska
Nature
Fehérvízi-láp lies north of Táska. The area can only be visited with special permission.
In spring, visitors can enjoy the flowering of snowflakes in the natural surroundings of Táska. Numerous species of ducks, herons and cormorants, as well as greylag geese and various birds of prey, breed in the Fehér-vízi-Láp of Nagyberek. During migration, migratory birds use the area as a resting and feeding site.
Those travelling to Táska may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The church of Táska was consecrated in 1752 and replaced by the present-day church in 1820. At the intersection of Rákóczi Street and Petőfi Street in Táska stands the statue of Szent Vendel, which is under local protection.
The women's choir of Táska preserves the musical and clothing traditions of earlier generations. Until 1831, the priests in Táska were Croatians, and local masses were held in Croatian.
Wine and Local Experiences
In Táska's 2019 programme, the listed historic cellar rows were considered accessible year-round; wine tastings could be requested at the cellars. For nature lovers, the same programme stated that Fehérvízi-láp could be visited year-round with a guide; visits were only possible with special permission.
At the St. Martin's Day wine tasting announced for 2019, the winemakers presented the wines produced that year. Táska's 2019 programme offered locally organised carriage rides with wine tasting. In addition, a tasting of pálinka made from local fruit was offered by prior registration.
Other places: Kelevíz, Balatonkeresztur, Somogyszentpál, Balatonmariafürdö, Varászló, Kéthely, Balatonszentgyörgy, Balatonberény
For the overview of higher-level travel destinations: Marcali.
