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Lőkösháza

Lőkösháza is a gem of the southern Békés region, known not only for its agriculture but also for its historical landmarks. The most prominent of these is the Vásárhelyi-Bréda Mansion, built in 1810 in a classical style and beautifully restored in recent years. A unique feature of the mansion is the 3D light show projected onto its façade, a one-of-a-kind attraction in Central Europe. Though only a few trees remain from the original park, the restored building has become a unique tourist attraction. The village’s annual village day and the local fishing lake are popular destinations, while the Fatima Blessed Virgin Church, built in 2009, serves as the spiritual centre of the local Catholic community. Lőkösháza’s organised and tranquil atmosphere makes it an increasingly appealing destination for tourism.


Arrival

  • On foot
  • By bicycle
  • By motorcycle
  • By car

Public transport

  • Bus
  • Railway

Parking information

  • Free outdoor parking available

Sustainability level

Destination management 20%

  • Visitor management: 40%
  • Commitment and organisation: 0%
  • Design and development: 33%
  • Monitoring and reporting: 25%
  • Legal and ethical compliance: 0%

Nature and landscape 63%

  • Nature and wildlife protection: 67%
  • Nature and conservation: 60%

Environment and climate 35%

  • Land use and pollution: 67%
  • Water management: 20%
  • Energy, sustainable mobility and climate change: 0%
  • Adapting to climate change: 50%
  • Waste and recycling: 40%

Culture and traditions 42%

  • Cultural heritage: 33%
  • People and traditions: 50%

Social welfare 22%

  • Health and safety: 50%
  • Local economy: 30%
  • Socio-economic impacts: 0%
  • Community involvment: 0%
  • Human dignity: 29%

Business and communication 17%

  • Business remark: 0%
  • Information and marketing: 33%