Szalajka-Volgy Information House
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Szalajka-Volgy Information House
Szalajka-Volgy Information House
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One of the visitor centers of Bukk National Park Directorate, where you can find an interactive exhibition about the caves and bats of Bukk National Park. There's a thematic playground for the children at the yard, and a National Park shop in the builidng, where you can buy local products.
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morciandszami
Dunakeszi, Hungary225 contributions
Small info house with lot of information about the forest.
Jan 2018 • Couples
On the hiking road in the Szalajka Valley, there is a small house containing a small shop and a bit bigger museum. The entry is free of charge. You can buy homemade local products and some info material about the forest. There are two more rooms in the house where a small museum can be visited. It is pretty interesting but much more for the children. If You are hiking here with children it is a must to have stop. In winter time You can warm up here too :-) I can just recommend it!
Written January 8, 2018
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