Filkehaza

Among the settlements of Hungary’s Great Plain and North, Filkeháza stands out for its position in the wooded Zemplén Mountains near the Slovak border. This is the northeastern, hillier face of the country, where lanes and scattered homes lie between forested ridges rather than on the broad plains usually associated with Hungary. The Zemplén range forms part of the North Hungarian Mountains and has a volcanic origin. Regional heritage is close at hand in Füzér, whose medieval castle occupies a conspicuous volcanic crag. Filkeháza suits an itinerary focused on quiet rural Hungary and the borderland’s upland character. Move on to other webcams in the Great Plain and North to compare forested uplands and lowland settings around Filkeháza.

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