An off-road cycling loop described by the municipality runs through Karmacs: The route passes through Keszthely, HĂ©vĂz, Karmacs, Vindornyafok, ZalaszántĂł, Rezi and Cserszegtomaj before returning to Keszthely. You can book a hotel in Karmacs.
Culture and history
Gyöngyösi Csárda is located in the vicinity of Karmacs. Perjászó-tető is also located nearby.
Landscape
Tátika, Köves-tető and Edericsi-hegy are located in the wider area around Karmacs.
Fekete-Kastély, Szigliget vár and Csillagvár are located in the wider region around Karmacs.
Kiskarmacs had a church that was built in 1505; the settlement’s Catholic Church of Saint Anne was built in the Baroque style in 1759.
Karmacs is located in eastern Zala County, next to HĂ©vĂz and at the foot of the Keszthely Mountains.
The Keszthely–Zalaszántó–Sümeg road runs along the edge of Karmacs.
The municipality presents Karmacs as a peaceful rural settlement where visitors can discover nature and traces of human activity in the landscape.
Karmacs has documented medieval origins: The settlement was first recorded as “Kormoch” in 1268, and its history is connected with local noble families.
Cycling
A cycling map is available for the area around Karmacs; it includes route markings and detailed contour lines.
Other destinations: Vonyarcvashegy, Vindornyalak, Balatongyörök, Gyenesdias, Keszthely, Zalaszántó, Várvölgy, Esztergályhorváti.
