Built around woodland clearings in the Bakony Hills, Farkasgyepű grew into a small village in Hungary’s forested Transdanubian interior. The Bakony is a broad wooded upland west of the Danube, giving the settlement a distinctly rural setting amid extensive forests. Farkasgyepű is known in Hungary for its pulmonary hospital, an institution closely associated with the area. Instead of urban landmarks, this is a place defined by the measured pace of a woodland region and its links to the wider Bakony. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the Bakony Hills and Transdanubia.
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