TV Observation Tower
The structure rises to the sky at an altitude of 293 meters above sea level.
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Azalea Valley
On the southern border of Zalaegerszeg, the Alsóerdő attracts nature lovers with its alternating ascents and valleys.
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The trails of sunken lanes – tourist trails
Starting out from the city gates in Csács, nearly the whole city is displayed before us. Looking in the south-western direction, towards the TV Tower, although the Bazita hills block some of the view – if we are lucky – we can see even as far as the Alps. From the Chapel Hill of Henye the northern panorama may reveal itself: in clear weather conditions we can discern the peak of Tátika hill, the Kab, Somló or Ság hills or the mountain of Írottkő in the distance.
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Zalaegerszeg AquaCity Waterslide and Adventure Park
Adventure park with the largest water mass in Central Europe, 6000m2 water surface.
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Thermal Spa of Zalaegerszeg
The Zalaegerszeg Thermal Bath awaits visitors with thermal water, rich in valuable minerals and unforgettable light therapy bathing.
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Museum of the Hungarian Petroleum Industry
It is situated in the neighbourhood of the open-air museum and this is the second most important oil museum in Europe.
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Arboretum in Csácsbozsok
The Csácsbozsoki Arboretum is located on the eastern border of Zalaegerszeg, about 4 km from the city center, about 83 hectares protected area.
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Lake Gébárti
Lake Gébárti is situated in the north of Zalaegerszeg, to the north of the Zala river. The two ends of this horseshoe-shaped lake are shallow at a 0.5-3 metre depth and bordered by bushes and brush. In contrast, the central part of the lake by the dam is 8-10 metre deep. The surrounding park offers a pleasant relaxation opportunity to bathers, water sports lovers and recreational fishermen.
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Mindszentyneum
The temporary exhibition space features artworks, travelling exhibitions, and special exhibitions in the spirit of the Mindszentyneum, as well as local and regional talent and artworks.
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Göcseji Village Museum
A little bit farther from the downtown, in a special milieu lies the Göcseji Village Museum opened in 1968. The country’s first outdoor folk museum was arranged around a historic water mill and along the backwaters of Zala.
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