Balatonboglár

Lake Balaton

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Balatonboglár

Balatonboglár is situated on the south shore of Lake Balaton. This region is famous for its wine and champagne. The most dominant grape of the region is Olaszrizling, Chardonnay and Sárgamuskotály. In the end of the 20th century the red grapes appeared in the region and it has became more and more popular. Visit the sorrundings: www.balatonboglar.hu/Galeria/3d-panorama

Information

addressBalatonboglár, Erzsébet u. 11
emailbalatonboglar@somogy.hu
phone+36 85 550 333
publicTransportTake a bus or train from Budapest to Balatonboglár
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