Széchenyi Park

The newest attraction of Bük is the work of art called “Timelines” located in the Széchenyi Park in front of the Town Hall, just a few-minute walk from Park Hotel. The public art was created for the 750th anniversary of the town, and commemorates the continuous presence of humans and subsequent generations here.

The town fountain is also located here. Its trinity symbolizes the three former towns which were then unified and so Bük was created.

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Kneipp Park and Organic Point

The soul and body of man could only be healed in unity—said Sebastian Kneipp, German Catholic priest in the 19th century. The principles of the therapy named after him inspired the design of the...

Golf course

The residents of Bük have always been renowned for their innovative spirit, and one of the most notable examples for this may be Hungary’s first certified, 18-hole golf course that took the former...

Napsugár Playhouse

Many new development projects started in the town in the 2010s with the aim of successfully overcoming the stereotype that “Bükfürdő is just a spa.” One of the most important gap-filling projects...

Répce Riverbank Botanical Path

Our historical ancestors often chose to settle in areas with rich natural treasures, and it might have been the case in Bük as well, as it is mentioned as a street-having village about three...

Ecumenical Chapel

The Ecumenical Chapel in Bükfürdő was consecrated in 2003, and it is Hungary’s only chapel that is not owned by the Church but by a foundation. Mrs. László Jezierski, Kati, who had the chapel built,...

Széchenyi Park

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Kneipp Park and Organic Point

Golf course

Napsugár Playhouse

Répce Riverbank Botanical Path

Ecumenical Chapel

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