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Tourinform Office Hévíz

The Tourinform Office is one of the most important information points for visitors to Hévíz, where guests receive up-to-date information about the city's programs, attractions and services.

  • Strong, encrypted WIFI
  • SZÉP card accepted
  • Cash
  • Free WIFI
  • Bank card accepted
  • E-bike charging available

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The Tourinform Office is one of the most important information points for visitors to Hévíz, where guests receive up-to-date information about the city's programs, attractions and services.


Whether it's about events, sightseeing, bike rental or looking for a good tip - the office staff is ready to help.

The office is located in the pedestrian street of Hévíz, on Rákóczi Street, so it is easily accessible on foot and by car. A variety of information materials are available on site: brochures, program booklets, accommodation catalogs, maps and local publications await those interested.

Available services:

  • touring, city and children's bike rental, with child seat equipment, e-bike option
  • guided city tours
  • ticket sales for concerts, cultural and seasonal events
  • registration for hot air balloon flights
  • brochures about Hévíz and the surrounding settlements
  • information on bus, train and boat schedules
  • free book exchange point: bring one book, take one away
  • Kajla passport stamping station
  • free WIFI access
  • photocopying facility
  • luggage storage
  • gift and souvenir selection
  • Bicycle rental can also be paid for with a SZÉP card.

Tourinform staff will also help you if you cannot find the answer to your question at first - whether it is about current events, hidden natural treasures or family-friendly programs in Hévíz and the surrounding area.


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  • Tap Water Advocate Where tap water is drinkable, every glass filled from the tap means one less bottle of waste. Ask the provider if the tap water is safe to drink or if filtered water is available – and choose this instead of bottled water.
  • Pedestrian Adventurer The slowest journey is the richest. Walk to the city centre, the market, or the nearby viewpoint – anything within half an hour to an hour is accessible on foot. Along the way, you'll notice details (small shops, gardens, people) that you'd never see from a car or bus window.
  • Craft Explorer The knowledge of potters, blacksmiths, and weavers has been passed down through centuries – but it can only be preserved if there are those who care. Join a workshop and take home something crafted by your own hands.
  • Cycling Explorer On two wheels, you can take in every scent, sound, and detail that a driver would miss. Hop on the provider's bike and explore the area at a pace that's slow enough for observation and fast enough for adventure.
  • Story Finder The soul of a place lies in the stories of its people, not in the loudspeakers of tourist buses. Book a locally guided tour and listen as a place comes to life.
  • Accessible Traveller Accessible services benefit everyone: parents with young children, the elderly, and those with temporary injuries too. By using them and providing feedback, you help create a more inclusive tourism experience for everyone.
  • Local shopper Money spent at the market, with artisans, or on local produce stays within the community and circulates in the region. Take home the producer's story, not just their goods.
  • Bottle Hero A single reusable bottle can replace 20-25 disposable ones in just a week. Refill it at the provider's drinking water tap or refill station as often as you get thirsty – by the end of a week-long holiday, the difference in the bin will be noticeable.
  • Family-Friendly Explorer Child- and baby-friendly services indicate that a place caters to all stages of life. If you're travelling with children, choose these options and involve them in sustainability efforts too – a child earning a badge today by refilling a water bottle could become a conscious traveller tomorrow.

Target group

  • Class trips
  • Multigenerational programs
  • Couples
  • Friends
  • Families with younger children
  • Families with older children
  • Seniors
  • Adult-friendly

Other services

  • Type of sight
    • visitor center
  • Recommended
    • for groups
    • for visitors looking for free activities
    • for couples
    • for rainy days
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  • How much time does it require?
    • 1 hour
  • Is it guided?
    • can be discovered individually
  • Is it free?
    • free
  • Do you have to book in advance?
    • can be visited without booking
  • Theme of visitor center
    • other
  • Services of visitor center
    • bike rental
    • free toilet
    • gift shop
    • sport equipment rental

Sights, programs

All

Parking information

  • E-bike charging available


Sustainability status report

The values shown here are produced in I-DEST's internal self-assessment system, based on self-declared data provided by the service provider or location. The feedback shows progress in various areas of sustainability and serves an informative purpose that supports development. The I-DEST snapshot is not an official sustainability rating, not a certification, not an ecolabel and not the result of an independent audit. If the service provider or location holds an external, independent sustainability certification, we indicate that separately.
GTS Icon Food and products
32%
GTS Icon Caring for people
75%
GTS Icon Decent employment
63%
GTS Icon Pollution reduction
0%
GTS Icon Caring for the climate
60%
GTS Icon Waste reduction
57%
GTS Icon Caring for water
0%
GTS Icon Caring for nature
52%
GTS Icon Caring for culture
100%
GTS Icon Management and information
30%

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