Timeline
09:00
Start at Kutya-hegy. This archaeological site holds the remains of an Árpád-era settlement. It is a quiet place to begin your walk, away from the main traffic.
09:30
Walk 30 minutes SW to Bolha Hill. This nature conservation area features a rock steppe with special steppe flora. The walk is steady and offers a change in landscape from the settlement ruins.
10:00
Continue 25 minutes WNW to Szentháromság-oszlop. Here you will find a votive column and statue built in memory of the 1739 plague epidemic. It stands as a historical marker in the town.
10:30
End your walk at Fő tér. This park area serves as a central resting point. Check the route for local food and drink options nearby to complete your visit.
Local tip
The distances between these points are significant. Plan for a full morning walk. Since there are no food and drink shops listed in the immediate context, check the route for the nearest café or restaurant in Biatorbágy before you go.
Check before you go
- There are no food or drink shops listed in the context for Biatorbágy. You will need to check the route for nearby dining options.
- The walk involves multiple stops with 25-30 minute intervals. Wear comfortable shoes.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Biatorbágy (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).