Lake Hévíz /Hévíz Saint Andrew Rheumatology Hospital and Thermal Spa/

Lake Hévíz is the world's largest biologically active natural thermal lake, refreshing both body and soul.

Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church

Hévíz's modern church, the Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church, was built based on the designs of János Bocskai with the support of the local community over three years. It was consecrated on 9 September 1999, the 'Day of Nines', by Archbishop József Szendi.

PROTESTANT CHURCH

For many years, neither the Calvinist nor the Lutheran communities in Hévíz had a dedicated place of worship. From the 1920s, services were held in private homes, the Cultural Hall of the Spa Hospital, or the small auditorium of the local cinema.

Roman-era Ruin Garden

In the Egregy district of Hévíz, one of the most important Roman-era discoveries of the Balaton region was unearthed: a nearly 1,000 m² stone villa built around AD 100. With its columned portico and bathing pools, it reflects the advanced bathing culture of the time. The villa and its surroundings were inhabited for centuries and, after several reconstructions, survived until the early 5th century. Excavations also revealed a Mithras sanctuary, economic buildings, and early coins – all suggesting that the Romans settled near the miraculous lake not only for economic but also for spiritual and medicinal purposes.

Sacred Heart Church

The present Sacred Heart Church was originally a two-storey belfry from the early 20th century, which was expanded into a church in the mid-1990s.

St Mary Magdalene Church (Hévíz, Egregy)

The St Mary Magdalene Church in Egregy is one of three surviving Árpád-era churches in the Balaton region, believed to have been built in the mid-13th century.

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.