Tes

Tés extends across the Bakony Plateau in Transdanubia, and its exposed upland position has long favoured fields, grazing and wind-powered milling. The village lies in the Bakony Mountains, a wooded range of western Hungary whose higher ground contrasts with the lowlands around Lake Balaton. Tés is especially known for its two preserved wooden windmills, rare survivors of a once more widespread rural technology and a clear marker of the settlement’s agricultural past. It is a quiet place to understand the open plateaux and forest margins of the Bakony. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Transdanubia connects regionally.

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