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Hortobágy Travel guide
Hortobágy : Michelin's recommendations
This village stands in the heart of the country's most stunning national park, Hortobágy (80 000ha). Containing the largest steppes of central Europe, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A horse ride across the plain will enable you to admire the work of sheepdogs as they herd the sheep with long twisted horns, and to catch sight of some of the 230 species of birds that live here. The unspoilt wilderness of the spot is quite unique.
Tourist attractions Hortobágy : Things to see and do
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Shepherds' Museum
Petofi Place 13 H - Hortobágy 4071
This museum is devoted to the lives of the shepherds and the inhabitants of the watery puszta. Visitors can admire interesting felt embroidered clothes in addition to various objects invented and manufactured by these men who spent months on end with..
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Round Museum
Petofi Tér H - Hortobágy 4071
This museum highlights the natural wealth of the park of Hortobágy and its fauna and flora. Twice a year Hortobágy becomes a halting point for thousands of migratory birds . Over 350 species of birds live in the park. Shrike, bustard, spoon-bills an..
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Hortobágy bridge
H - Hortobágy 4071
Symbol of the watery puszta (great plain), this stone bridge, built between 1827 and 1833, is the nerve centre of Hortobágy. With nine arches and 92m long, it is the longest bridge of Hungary. Often photographed, it is extremely well known in the cou..
