Harkany

Among the towns of Transdanubia, Harkány stands out for its sulphurous thermal waters, which have shaped the settlement into one of Hungary’s established spa destinations. It lies in southern Baranya, on the plain north of the Drava River and close to the Villány Hills, a wine-growing area noted for red wines. The Harkány Thermal Spa traces its beginnings to 1823, when the local springs were first put to organised use; bathing remains central to the town’s identity today. Nearby Siklós adds a substantial medieval castle to the local itinerary, while the Croatian border underscores Harkány’s position in Hungary’s south. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of southern Transdanubia connects across the Drava region.

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