The area around Bük and Sárvár has been famous for its spas, but anyone who has ever visited the area is well aware that the miraculous waters are only a part of the sights of the countryside from the foothills of the Alps to Mount Ság.
Stay with us and discover the jewellery box of the northwestern tip of Hungary. Sárvár looks back on a history of over a millennium, leaving the town with many relics and monuments. The historic town centre is an ideal venue for a romantic stroll. Start with the cobblestone Kossuth tér, where you can marvel at the fountain, with its spectacular audio and light show, the town hall built between 1878 and 1882 and the monuments commemorating the heroes of WWI and WWII. Re-opened in 2014, Posta tér is another spectacular location in Sárvár, featuring a fountain that shoots the water through no fewer than 72 nozzles and has LED lighting. What’s more, it is designed so that you can walk into it, right to the centre of the fountain. The two squares lie by Nádasdy Castle, as does Hild Park.
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