Badacsonytördemic: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Badacsonytördemic
You can rent a holiday apartment in Badacsonytördemic.
Szigliget Castle is located in the vicinity of Badacsonytördemic; Badacsony is also nearby. For travellers interested in culture, Szigliget Castle is a specific point of reference in the surroundings of the town.
The ruins of the Pauline monastery and Fekete Castle are located in the surrounding area. Köves-tető, Edericsi-hegy and Boncsos-tető are also situated nearby.
Csillagvár is located in the wider regional surroundings.
Getting There and Hiking
Badacsonytördemic-Szigliget railway station is located in Badacsonytördemic on the western edge of the settlement; road access is provided via the adjoining local roads. At the same time, it is a boundary and stamping point for sections 5 and 6 of the Országos Kéktúra. For travellers wishing to include this transport context in their planning, the railway station is a specific point of reference.
Culture and History
The Ranolder Cross associated with Badacsonytördemic is a 12-metre-high stone cross erected in 1857 in the Classical or Neoclassical style. It stands on the 400-metre-high edge of Badacsony above Harangozó Börc, is described as a tourist or visitor attraction, and is the subject of local legends, stories and poems.
The Harangozó Börc legend is attributed to the folk poetry of Badacsony and concerns a rock that produces a bell-like sound when struck.
Regional Cuisine and Wine
A gastronomic event in Badacsonytördemic in 2021 associated the town with Badacsonyi Szürkebarát, Badacsonyi wines and Hungarian Grey cattle goulash, as well as other traditional dishes.
At a gastronomic celebration held in 2021, Badacsonyi Szürkebarát, Hungarian Grey cattle goulash, other regional dishes and Badacsony wines were featured.
For comparing other destination pages in the same area, continue to Balatonrendes, Badacsonyörs, Balatonhenye, Gyulakeszi, Kővágóörs, Lesencetomaj, Tapolca and Kékkút.
For the higher-level travel overview: Tapolcai.