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Apor Bastion Towering above Băile Tușnad, on the slopes of Szurdok-tető, stands the picturesque Apor Bastion, which serves not only as a lookout point but also as a cultural landmark, playing an important role in the life of the region. Built in 1883, at the end of the 19th century, the structure was realised at the initiative of Baron Károly Apor, with the aim of providing a resting and viewing point for spa visitors – thus, the bastion never served a military purpose.
Románia, 535100 Băile Tușnad, Aleea Sfânta Ana 19
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Located at the foot of the mountains on the western edge of Kyoto, the iconic path of the Arashiyama district offers one of the world's most unique natural and acoustic experiences. The ethereal light filtering through the towering bamboo stalks and the gentle rustling sound of the trunks swaying in the wind create an atmosphere so special that Japan's Ministry of the Environment has included it on the list of the '100 Soundscapes of Japan'. This green corridor is not just a visual wonder but a living intersection of nature and history, addressing some of the most pressing questions of sustainable tourism today.
Japán, 616-8375 Kyoto, Sagatenryuji Tateishicho
Arch of Constantine Standing right next to the Colosseum, this is Rome's largest and best-preserved triumphal arch. The monumental three-arched gateway not only commemorates a victorious battle but also marks a turning point in history: it is the last major structure erected by the Roman Empire, still following pagan rituals but already at the dawn of Christianity.
Olaszország, 00184 Roma, Piazza del Colosseo
Avasi pumptrack track Roll, pedal, and glide on the loop track full of twists and waves at Avastető.
Magyarország, 3501 Miskolc, Mendikás dűlő
Bárna – Nagy-kő The 519-meter-high Nagy-kő is a locally significant protected natural area easily accessible from the village of Bárna. Hikers can reach the summit via the blue trail through the scenic Zához Valley or along the blue triangle route.
Bér Andesite Slide and Stone Sea Nestled among the hills of the Cserhát region, near the village of Bér, lies one of the most spectacular and scientifically significant sites of the Novohrad-Nógrád Geopark. The unique rock formation, known as the 'andesite slide,' offers excitement not only for geologists but also provides a breathtaking sight for nature enthusiasts.
Magyarország, 3045 Bér
Blessing Christ Statue One of the most impressive and striking modern sacred monuments of the Tokaj-Hegyalja wine region is the Blessing Christ Statue towering over the Ócsanó Hill above Tarcal. This monumental creation is not only a pilgrimage site for the faithful but also one of the most popular destinations for tourists and active leisure seekers visiting the region, offering unparalleled views of the Hegyalja vineyards and the meeting point of the Great Plain.
Magyarország, 3915 Tarcal
Bodrog river - a Living River, Floodplain Heritage and Sustainable Water-Based Experiences The Bodrog river is one of the most distinctive floodplain rivers of the Carpathian Basin, shaping the everyday life of communities along its banks for centuries. Settlement patterns, transport routes and traditional livelihoods have long adapted to the river’s water regime: older village centres were typically established on higher ground to avoid floods, while floodplain meadows, gallery forests and oxbow lakes formed a diverse and dynamic landscape closer to the river. The Bodrog represented not only a challenge, but also a vital resource. Its fish-rich waters, riverside orchards and meadows, and its humid microclimate contributed to local livelihoods and, in several areas, indirectly supported the unique climatic conditions of the Tokaj wine region.
Hungary, 3916 Bodrogkeresztúr, Kossuth utca 16
Brandenburg Gate The Brandenburg Gate is one of Berlin's most recognisable landmarks: it serves as a city gate, a historical monument, and a symbol of modern Germany's reunification. It stands on Pariser Platz at the western end of Unter den Linden boulevard, on the axis leading towards Tiergarten. The gate's appearance is iconic both day and night; walking beneath it is a quintessential 'Berlin experience' that requires no entry ticket and fits well into pedestrian sightseeing routes.
Németország, 10117 Berlin, Mitte, Pariser Platz
Bust of Dr László Hidasi Dr László Hidasi worked as a village doctor in Gádoros for 42 years. He was one of those rare individuals who dedicated his life to his profession. On 24 November 1962, upon his retirement, his work was honoured with a beautiful village ceremony. In 1991, the local council named a street after him. In 1993, to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth, the local community initiated the renaming of the square in front of the town hall to Dr László Hidasi Memorial Park by the local council, and a bust created by sculptor Béla Tóth was erected in the park. The bust faces the medical practice where he worked and lived with his family.
Magyarország, 5932 Gádoros, Doktor Hidasi László utca
Chain Bridge The Széchenyi Chain Bridge in Budapest is not only an iconic symbol of the capital but also an enduring monument to Hungarian modernisation and unity.
Magyarország, 1051 Budapest, V. kerület, Széchenyi Lánchíd
Csorgókő Waterfall The Csorgókő Waterfall (in Romanian, Cascada Csorgókő) is one of the most famous natural attractions in Székelyvarság. Hidden in a valley covered with pine forests, at the meeting point of the Gurghiu Mountains and the Harghita Mountains, this picturesque cascade is fed by crystal-clear, ice-cold spring water. The waterfall is not only a spectacular natural formation but also a symbol of untouched nature for locals and visitors alike.
Románia, 537350 Székelyvarság
Déryné Garden Don't miss the Déryné Garden during your walk in the city centre, located next to the National Theatre of Miskolc!
Magyarország, 3525 Miskolc, Déryné utca
Diatreme of Tachty A diatreme is a unique geological formation of volcanic origin. It forms when gas-rich magma from the deeper layers of the Earth suddenly and explosively erupts toward the surface.
Szlovákia, 980 34 Tajti
Dragon Rock (Sárkányszikla) of Nemti – Legends Carved in Stone The Dragon Rock, or Sárkányszikla, is a striking natural sandstone formation located near the village of Nemti, within the Novohrad–Nógrád Geopark. This unique site holds both geological and cultural value, attracting nature lovers and legend seekers alike.
Frog Pond Miskolctapolca Discover the crater lake of Miskolctapolca, home to approximately fifty thermal springs!
Magyarország, 3519 Miskolc, Miskolctapolca, Miskolctapolcai út 1
Geist Promenade and Families' Island The Varrodai Lake is located in the heart of Kondoros, making it a popular spot for evening strolls. Joggers, cyclists, and dog walkers often enjoy circling it. On one side, it is bordered by the Petőfi István Primary School and Dormitory, making it a convenient and pleasant venue for school children's day and parent-organised children's events. On the other side, it is bordered by the Betyár Adventure Playground along with the outdoor sports park, making it a favourite spot for all age groups in the town. On summer evenings, fishing along its banks is a common sight. Additionally, it is situated near several popular attractions, such as the Slovak-Hungarian Landscape and Creative House, the Kondorosi Inn, and the Town Hall. A particularly significant part of the lake is the promenade and Families' Island, which is a very popular venue for outdoor weddings and also hosts film screenings. In winter, when the lake's ice is thick enough, it becomes a beloved spot for ice skaters. The lake features flora similar to that of the Great Plain's irrigation canals and has been planted with water lilies. It is home to numerous fish species and serves as a natural nesting site for wild ducks. Grey herons and storks have also been spotted along its shores.
Magyarország, 5553 Kondoros, Tóparti köz
Heart of Jesus Lookout The Jesus Lookout in Farkaslaka (Lupeni in Romanian), Harghita County, stands atop Gordon Hill at an altitude of 953 metres above sea level. The monumental 22-metre-tall stainless steel Jesus statue is not only one of the most renowned landmarks of Székely Land but also one of the largest Christ statues in the world, which visitors can enter.
Románia, 537165 Farkaslaka
Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút The Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút represent a unique fusion of nature and spirituality, of geological history and human presence. Through a sustainable tourism approach, these values can be preserved for future generations. The site is easily accessible on foot and integrates well with the region’s thematic hiking trails, geo-tourism initiatives, and environmental education programmes.
Magyarország, 3077 Mátraverebély
Heroes' Square Heroes' Square is one of Budapest's most famous and most visited public spaces, marking the end of Andrássy Avenue and serving as the gateway to City Park. Together with the Millennium Monument, the square is one of the most important symbols of Hungarian statehood and historical memory in Budapest, and along with Andrássy Avenue, it is part of the Budapest World Heritage Site.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, Hősök tere
Hollókő Old Village In 1987, Hollókő Old Village became the first rural location in the world to be added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. This recognition was based on the architectural unity of the settlement: the village centre, consisting of 67 protected houses, faithfully preserves the folk architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Kossuth utca
Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade In 2024, the Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade was established in Lőkösháza, along with a statue erected in honour of the polymath.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
Kazár Rhyolite Tuff The Kazár rhyolite tuff exposure is one of the most fascinating natural sites of the Cserhát Hills, representing both a remarkable trace of geological history and a unique example of the human–nature relationship. Located just northwest of the village of Kazár, this site is freely accessible as part of the Nógrád Geopark, making it a popular destination for geology enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Keleti Railway Station Budapest-Keleti Railway Station is not only Hungary's busiest railway hub but also one of the capital's most impressive and internationally renowned architectural masterpieces. Opened in 1884, the station stands as a monumental testament to the technological advancements of its time and the economic prosperity of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, retaining its original function and historical grandeur to this day.
Magyarország, 1087 Budapest, VIII. kerület, Kerepesi út 2-4

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