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History Museum Attractions In Zirc
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Zirc, Hungary
Zirc, Hungary
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Forest Hills Hotel & Golf bemutatkozó
Négycsillagos ékszerdoboz a Bakony szívében. Hotel, wellness, étterem, garantált kikapcsolódás Zirc központjától mindössze 4 km-re, Szarvaskúton.
Hotel Forest Hills - Hungary HRSZ /
Hotel Forest Hills is located in Zirc in the mountainous region of Bakony, 9 km away from the Epleny Ski Area. It houses a golf course, a tennis court and a wellness area with sauna, gym and hot tub.
All rooms are decorated with mahogany furniture in Biedermeier style and they have a private bathroom with shower, bathrobe and free toiletries.
The on-site restaurant serves international cuisine and there is a garden with barbecue facilities and a summer pavilion. The Hotel Forest Hills even has its own chapel, which belongs to the Cistercian Order.
Free WiFi and free parking are provided. A wine cellar, a cigar room and a billiards room are at guests' disposal. Guests can rent bicycles and explore the surroundings on bike. Nordic walking trails can be found in the vicinity as well.
Horseback riding is available in Csesznek, 8 km away. Guests can visit Veszprem, 20km away, or Pannonhalma Abbey, 28 km from the Hotel Forest Hills. 8420 Zirc, HRSZ 085/11, Hungary
A Cistercian Abbey Near Paris, France
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This place was founded by Queen Blanche of Castille in the early 13th c. When religion was outlawed during the first French Revolution, it was a military hospital. In the early 20th century, it was an orphanage, I think, and now, it is a registered historical monument and art activities take place here.
It is in Saint-Ouen L'Aumône and you can get here from Paris by train, bus or automobile. There are many Cistercian abbeys in the Ile-de-France (greater Paris) region.
This place is called Abbeye de Maubuisson. There is a main building and a huge barn structure. You might not consider it a barn if you saw it, but that is what grange means.
As a private guide, I can suggest many places right outside Paris you can easily visit on your own. When you get outside the city, you get a greater appreciation for the beauty of this part of the world, and it's quite peaceful.