2025 Tihany Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#FreeAccommodationEvent We went to Tihany, the most beautiful village on Lake Balaton, which is called the Sea of ​​Hungary. In the center of the village is Tihany Monastery, a Benedictine monastery built in 1055 AD, and the two towers in the monastery are said to be the symbol of the village. It has now been rebuilt as a church in the Baroque style. Unfortunately, the monastery was under construction when we visited, so we couldn't see it. ㅠㅠ Instead, we were able to see the entire view of Lake Balaton from the monastery. You should definitely try the lavender ice cream that is famous in Tihany :-) And paprika is also famous, so some people buy paprika powder Every corner of the village is cute and pretty, and there is a market on the way down from the monastery, so it is nice to look around. Tihany Monastery 📍Location Tihany, I. András tér 1, 8237 hungary Opening hours Sunday 11:15 AM ~ 5 PM Monday ~ Saturday 10 AM ~ 5 PM Admission 2900HUF (about 11,000 won) #European travel #Eastern Europe travel #Hungary travel #Tihany village #Balaton #Hidden place #Lake Balaton #Paprika village #Small Hungarian city

Lake Balaton is surrounded by dozens of charming towns, and Tihany is said to be the most beautiful of them all. Located on the Tihany Peninsula, it is 135 kilometers from Budapest, about a 2-hour drive. If you visit during summer, you'll be greeted by fields of blooming lavender. Hungary has its own version of Provence! The town's souvenirs are mostly lavender-themed, making purple the dominant color in local shops. This gives the town a romantic and dreamy atmosphere. Exploring Tihany is best done on foot, and here are some must-visit spots: 1️⃣ Tihany Abbey: A historic monastery with centuries of history, it is the most famous attraction in Tihany. Don't miss the lavender cake at the dessert shop next to the abbey. 2️⃣ Lavender House: A shop dedicated to lavender products, featuring a variety of purple-themed items and a small educational room. 3️⃣ Scenic Lake View: Hike up the hill to enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Balaton.

#summervacay Nestled on the Tihany Peninsula on the northern side of Balaton Lake, lies the enchanting town of Tihany. Balaton is Europe's largest freshwater lake, and oh, what a sight it is! From the highest point in town, looking east, you're greeted with the vast, shimmering waters of Balaton, dotted with white sails. Under the bright sun, the lake water is absolutely stunning – it looks just like a jelly sea! 🌊✨ Tihany is renowned worldwide for its beautiful lavender fields. And yes, you'll find everything lavender here! From lovely lavender products to unique limited-edition treats like lavender-flavored lemonade, wine, and even ice cream! 🍦🍇 The town itself is quite small; you can comfortably wander around and explore in less than an hour. And a delicious bonus: the local trout here is really, really good! 🎣😋 #Tihany #LavenderTown #BalatonLake #Hungary #TravelHungary #JellySea #EuropeanGetaway #LavenderLove

Lake Balaton is about 150 km from Budapest, about a 2-hour drive. Navigation: Lake Balaton. The lake is huge, the largest lake in Central Europe, and is known as the Hungarian Sea by locals. Therefore, the positioning does not need to be particularly precise. Many places near the lake have stunning scenery! Of course, the most famous is the Tihany Peninsula. You can also navigate directly here. Very few businesses are open on the peninsula in winter. There is only one restaurant at the highest point for dining. I only saw two or three shops open on the street. However, the peninsula is very clean and the landscape is beautiful. It is extremely comfortable to take a walk on the quiet island. The water of Lake Balaton is milky green from a distance, but clear and clean up close. There are many wild ducks and unnamed water birds on the lake. Beautiful! Today's encounter🌹 I met three grandfathers fishing, all very kind. The children stood by and watched them fish for a long time. There were quite a lot of fish, and they all caught several🤭 I chatted with the fisherman for a few words, and he said that the most common fish in this area is white fish. The fish are not big, but they look delicious!🤭 I also met a couple stacking stones. They should be celebrities. They have many fans on Facebook and have been to many places to stack stones! What interesting artists! (The photos were posted with their consent) In short, if possible, it is best to come to Balaton from March to November. It will definitely be more beautiful and more comfortable then!

#getgoing2025 Lake Balaton Lake Balaton, often referred to as the “Hungarian Sea,” is Central Europe’s largest freshwater lake and a popular holiday destination. Known for its charming towns, vineyards, and beaches, it offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, sailing, and hiking. The picturesque town of Balatonfüred and the medieval Tihany Peninsula, with its monastery, are some of the highlights of the region. #LakeBalaton #HungaryTravel #Balatonfüred #Tihany

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A pearl of Balaton

⛳ Lake Balaton in Hungary, honored as a national treasure, is renowned for being the largest freshwater lake in Hungary and Central Europe. It is also one of Hungary's top tourist destinations. 🌲 The Tihany Peninsula on the northern shore of Lake Balaton feels like it stretches into the heart of the lake, almost splitting the lake in two. The peninsula rises about a hundred meters above the water, with rugged roads, ancient towering trees, and picturesque scenery. ☔ When I visited the Tihany Peninsula on Lake Balaton, the clouds and rain gently brushed over the town, creating a fairy-tale-like wonderland. Hesitating in the dreamy landscape, I was so enchanted that I lost track of the way home. ✔️Features and highlights: 1⃣️ The Tihany Peninsula offers the most beautiful views of Lake Balaton, with a panoramic view of the lake area from the top of the peninsula, where the vast expanse of water merges with the sky, and on a clear day, dotted with white sails. 2️⃣ The white twin towers, visible from afar, are the iconic buildings of the Tihany Peninsula on Lake Balaton. They belong to the Benedictine Abbey, built in 1055, and are an important historical monument. Opening hours: 10:00-16:00. 3⃣️ Although the town has only tens of thousands of residents and covers an area of 27.33 square kilometers, one can see the snow-white walls and thick thatched roofs everywhere, which keep the houses warm in winter and cool in summer; the skylights on the roofs pop out like eyes, amusingly catching one's smile. 4⃣️ The town has a rich artistic atmosphere, and one might unexpectedly see a line of wooden ducks and geese walking down the street; there are also birds, roosters made of porcelain on wooden fences and walls, as well as running horses and free-roaming sheep, creating a fairy-tale world. 5⃣️ The courtyards and surroundings are full of flowers and plants, and the cherry trees by the lake are in full bloom, creating a scene that seems to say, 'Fallen into the mud they turn into dust, only their fragrance lingers,' fresh and pleasant. 6⃣️ The red-tiled white-walled houses stand out among the green trees. 7⃣️ The town is famous for its lavender cultivation and is known as Hungary's Provence. The blooming season is usually in June and July; many small shops sell lavender products such as essential oils, with a wave of purple romance. 8⃣️ Lakeside restaurants and cafes are a must, where sitting and listening to the wind, the rain, or watching the sunset is quite nice. 9⃣️ You can also take a boat tour of the lake, a must on a sunny day, and it's great for photos.

#christmastrip Tihany, a picturesque village on Hungary's Lake Balaton, offers a delightful escape for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Nestled on the Tihany Peninsula, the village is known for its historic charm and stunning views of the lake. The Benedictine Abbey, a focal point of Tihany, stands proudly atop the hill, showcasing medieval architecture and offering visitors a glimpse into Hungary's rich religious history. The panoramic views from the abbey are breathtaking, providing a perfect vantage point to appreciate the vastness of Lake Balaton. Wandering through the cobblestone streets, visitors encounter charming houses adorned with vibrant flowers, creating a postcard-perfect atmosphere. The village square bustles with local artisans, selling traditional crafts and souvenirs, while cozy cafes beckon with the promise of delicious Hungarian pastries and coffee. Tihany is renowned for its lavender fields, which bloom in the summer, painting the landscape in hues of purple. The scent of lavender wafts through the air, creating a sensory experience that complements the visual feast of the surroundings. The Lavender House, a local attraction, allows visitors to learn about the cultivation of this fragrant plant and purchase lavender-infused products. For those seeking outdoor adventures, Tihany offers hiking trails along the peninsula, providing opportunities to explore the diverse flora and fauna. The Inner Lake, a unique geological formation, adds an element of mystery to the natural wonders of the area. As the day winds down, witnessing the sunset over Lake Balaton from the shores of Tihany is a must. The fading sun casts a warm glow on the water, creating a serene and romantic atmosphere that lingers in the memory long after leaving this enchanting Hungarian gem.