In Heviz itself Sightseeing little.
Not far from Meria is a beautiful blue church (Church of the Holy Spirit). This Catholic Temple accommodates up to a thousand parishioners. Thanks to its acoustics, suitable for concerts of organ music.
Opposite the church, on the square near Meriya, there is a monument to the nymph (with very immodest form).
The hotel "Hotel Spa Hévíz" has a monument to the girl who is a symbol of the city. The entrance is free there.
In the northern part of the city, in the Egred region (also called the Wine Gorka) is the Roman Catholic Temple of the Arpadov Dynasty. The church was built in the XIII century. It seems that the time has stopped here ... The building was badly damaged, but in the XVII century it was restored and is renovated now. Open for visiting every day.
Somewhere in Heviz, on some hill there is a burial of Roman soldiers (I can not clarify - I did not find it myself).
But still Main landmark Heviza - the largest thermal in Europe Lake Heviz With a special composition of water, and people come here exclusively on improving and treatment. Lake warm and swim in it, you can even on the street all year round. Only the entrance to the lake itself is not free. You can get to it through hotels found in the immediate vicinity of the lake or buying a ticket to Feshetich. A lot of water lilies of different shades are growing throughout the surface of Lake Heviz.
I advise you to go to the car in Kesthely (no more than 10 km) and look at Lake Balaton which is the largest in Central Europe. The embankment is not particularly picturesque, but very clean air. You can feed the swans. Yes, and just stroll and relax, admire the nature.
North of heviza is the city Shzyumeg (about 30 km). We definitely recommend going around and visit the medieval fortress Shzyumg. The fortress stands on the hill, well preserved and is constantly restored, you can walk through the fortress walls, look into the rooms equipped under the times. There is a museum of weapons. Also at the foot of the hill, arrange theatrical performances, knightly tournaments. Entrance to the fortress Shzyumg is paid, but I already learned about this when I went out when I noticed the cashier ... At the bottom you can see samples of trumpeted guns and different catapult.
