Veszprém: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Veszprém
Esegvár, Kis-Papod, Papod, Mög-szeg and Ámos are located in the surrounding area of Veszprém.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Veszprém.
Culture and City
Count Cseszneky Castle is located in the wider regional surroundings of Veszprém.
Twelve road bridges and one railway bridge cross the Séd in Veszprém. The best-known of these is the Szent István völgyhíd, which is also called the Viaduct.
The Séd Valley is historically associated with milling: in 1876, 15 mills were operating along the Veszprém section of the stream, and several mill buildings are still preserved.
Veszprém is a city and county seat in Hungary’s Central Transdanubia region and is located in the southern part of the Bakony; Lake Balaton is 11 km away as the crow flies.
Veszprém is described as a university city and is associated with the historic title “City of Queens”.
Veszprém is associated with a long Christian and ecclesiastical history. The city is described as one of the earliest sites of a stone castle in Hungary; it is also described as having become Hungary’s first episcopal see in 1009.
Veszprém Castle was built on Várhegy in the 10th to 11th century and originally consisted of an outer and an inner castle area.
The castle district of Veszprém is described as suitable for a historical stroll and includes exhibitions, including a prison exhibition.
Landscape
The Séd is a 70-kilometre-long stream in the Central Transdanubia region and flows through Veszprém.
To the main travel overview: Veszprémi.
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