Nemesgulacs: Hotels and Accommodations

You can book a hotel in Nemesgulács. From the time of King Stephen I until the reorganization of the counties in 1950, Nemesgulács historically belonged to Zala County. For travelers interested in local history, this historical connection is a specific part of the town.

Geographical Location

Nemesgulács is located in the southern part of the Tapolca Basin, at the western foot of Gulács.

Nature

The landscape is dominated by Gulács, a 393-meter-high basalt hill also known as Cukorsüveg or the Hungarian Fujiyama.

By road, Nemesgulács can be reached from Main Road 71 via the road toward Tapolca at Badacsonytomaj; by train, the town is served at the Nemesgulács-Kisapáti stop on the Székesfehérvár–Tapolca railway line.

A tourist trail leads to the summit of Gulács. For hiking enthusiasts, this trail is a specifically named experience in Nemesgulács.

Nemesgulács is located approximately five kilometers from Lake Balaton and borders Tapolca.

In the vicinity of Nemesgulács are the ruins of the Pálos monastery, Szigliget Castle, and Badacsony.

The surrounding area of Nemesgulács includes Fekete-Kastély, Köves-tető, Boncsos-tető, and Edericsi-hegy.

In the wider regional surroundings of Nemesgulács lies Gyöngyösi Csárda.

For further travel planning, you can also open the location pages for Köveskál, Taliándörögd, Szigliget, Balatonrendes, Kővágóörs, Nemesvita, Kékkút, Mindszentkálla.

To the higher-level travel overview: Tapolcai.