Széchenyi Park

The newest attraction of Bük is the work of art called “Timelines” located in the Széchenyi Park in front of the Town Hall, just a few-minute walk from Park Hotel. The public art was created for the 750th anniversary of the town, and commemorates the continuous presence of humans and subsequent generations here.

The town fountain is also located here. Its trinity symbolizes the three former towns which were then unified and so Bük was created.

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Kneipp Park and Organic Point

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Ecumenical Chapel

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Golf course

The residents of Bük have always been renowned for their innovative spirit, and one of the most notable examples for this may be Hungary’s first certified, 18-hole golf course that took the former...

St. Clement Catholic Parish Church and park

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Stories from the past—the Koczán House

Digging in the history of the town, it turned out that its appearance did not differ significantly from the building habits prevalent in other Transdanubian regions centuries ago. The settlement...