Pankasz: Hotels and Accommodation

The restored blacksmith's workshop next to Pankasz's bell tower can also be visited. For travellers interested in traditional crafts, this specific experience complements a visit to the village.

This page provides local information for anyone wishing to book a hotel in Pankasz.

Culture

Pankasz is home to a Reformed wooden bell tower dating from 1754. The architectural monument is located on the highest hill in the village. Anyone interested in historic wooden architecture will find a specific cultural feature of the village here.

Landscape

Nyíres, Szattai-hegy and Hasas Hegy are located in the immediate surroundings of Pankasz.

Pap Hegy lies in the surrounding area of Pankasz.

The Nagyboldogasszony templom is located in the wider regional surroundings of Pankasz.

Geographical Location

Pankasz lies in the upper section of the Zala (Szala), where a stream coming from Kisrákos flows into the Zala.

Pankasz has been inhabited since the Neolithic period; its archaeology is associated with early agriculture, animal husbandry and permanent settlement in the upper Zala Valley.

Pankasz is located in western Hungary, in Vas County and Transdanubia, within the Őrség region.

The local website describes Pankasz as being located in Őrség National Park.

Pankasz developed on two adjacent hills in the two-part settlement structure characteristic of Őrség. The two parts of the village are officially represented by Kossuth Lajos Street and Petőfi Sándor Street.

Further local pages: Hegyhátszentjakab, Szatta, Szaknyér, Kisrákos, Viszák, Nagyrákos, Kondorfa, Magyarszombatfa

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Őriszentpéteri.