Tarnalelesz: Hotels and Accommodations

Tarnalelesz combines a specific historical point of interest with the landscape of the Heves-Borsodi Hills. The remains of Köböl-vár are considered medieval due to the character of the fortification; however, their exact date has not been established through excavations. This makes the site interesting for visitors who would like to explore the remains of historical fortifications and their classification.

You can book a hotel in Tarnalelesz.

Nature

The area surrounding Tarnalelesz includes Magas, Ökör-hegy, Róna and Vajdavár.

A route from Tarnalelesz follows the Nagy-völgyi stream into the Heves-Borsodi Hills, passing the rock formations of Pes-kő and a fishing lake along the way.

History

Köböl-vár is a small, wooded remnant of a fortification on a 520-metre-high, double-peaked hill, which can be reached from the area of Tarnalelesz.

Getting Around

The gravel road in the Leleszi Valley is described as passable by car on the way towards Köböl-vár.

A route in the surrounding area passes through a valley below the Szarvaskő rock and climbs towards Ökör-hegy, which is described as the highest point of the hills.

Visitors can reach the remains of Köböl-vár by climbing the steep slopes of the fortification hill. This is a specific experience for travellers who would like to combine visiting a historical site with climbing steep slopes.

Orientation

Local visitor information describes Tarnalelesz as a place where visitors can learn about the history, geography and accessibility of the settlement.

For further orientation in the guide, you can also switch between the following destination pages: Szentdomonkos, Parád, Mátraballa, Kisfüzes, Paradohuta, Sirok, Istenmezeje, Pétervására.

To the overarching travel overview: Pétervásárai.