Zalaszabar: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Zalaszabar
In the wider regional surroundings of Zalaszabar are Csillagvár, Gyöngyösi Csárda, Fekete-Kastély and Katolikus templom. You can rent a holiday apartment in Zalaszabar. These cultural points of interest suit a trip focused on discovering the region.
Nature
In the immediate vicinity of Zalaszabar are Simon-hegy, János-hegy, Egri-hegy and Alsó Pogányvár. The elevations mentioned suit an interest in the natural surroundings of Zalaszabar.
Zalaszabar lies on the western shore of Kis-Balaton, between gently rolling hills lined with forests.
The local vineyard hill offers views towards Lake Balaton as far as Badacsony, while the wooded Zala Hills stretch towards the west.
Culture and history
The settlement's traditional livelihoods included growing crops, raising livestock, fishing in the nearby River Zala, forestry, and cultivating grapevines and producing wine.
Archaeological excavations in the area brought valuable finds to light; the settlement was also inhabited during the period of the Hungarian Conquest.
Local character
Zalaszabar has a long-standing winegrowing tradition. Wine from the settlement received a gold medal at a London wine exhibition in the 1890s.
For further comparison when selecting a destination: Zalasárszeg, Zalamerenye, Gelse, Miháld, Balatonmagyaród, Zalakaros, Galambok, Garabonc.
For the higher-level travel overview: Zalakarosi.
