Kehidakustány: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Gyöngyösi Csárda is located in the surroundings of Kehidakustány. This makes it a specific point of reference to the area for culturally interested travelers. You can rent a holiday apartment in Kehidakustány. Tátika is also located in the surroundings of Kehidakustány.

Nature

Örvényes Hegy is located in the vicinity of Kehidakustány.

In the wider regional surroundings of Kehidakustány are Köves-tető, Fekete-Kastély, Edericsi-hegy, Csillagvár, and Szigliget vár.

Kehidakustány extends on both sides of the valley of the Zala River, which runs from north to south; Kehida lies on the western side and Kustány on the eastern side.

Wellness

Kehida Termál Gyógy- és Élményfürdő is associated with calcium-magnesium-hydrogen-carbonate water, which is classified as sulfur medicinal water. For travelers interested in thermal baths and spa treatments, this connection is a specific aspect of Kehidakustány.

Culture

On the outskirts of the village, in the forest beside the Zala, stands the ruin of a Gothic church.

Kehidakustány is served by buses from Keszthely and Zalaszentgrót; no railway line runs through the village.

The Deák Ferenc Memorial House in Kehidakustány contains the permanent exhibition “A haza bölcse, Zala büszkesége” and a bust of Deák Ferenc created in 1928 by Zala György.

Kehidakustány is described as a spa town in the West Transdanubian region.

Other destinations: Sénye, Zalaszentlászló, Kallósd, Zalaszentgrót, Vindornyaszolos, Nagygörbő, Zalabér, Zalacsány

To the overview of the overarching destination: Zalaszentgróti.

Photo: Elekes Andor via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0