• Pilisi Boldogasszony-kápolna - The path, known as Startrail, leads to the Church of Pilis and is reminiscent of the Stations of the Cross. However, instead of depicting Christ’s journey, it showcases key figures from Hungarian history, with their likenesses carved into wood.
  Why was the church constructed here?
  Discover the only Hungarian monastic order: the Paulians! Founded by Ozseb 800 years ago, he united the hermits of this region into a religious community that remains active today.
  Where is the Holy Crown of Hungary currently located, and why does it hold such significance?

• Dobogoko - Journey to the second highest peak of the Pilis mountain range, a favored hiking destination for residents of Budapest. Begin at the “Roger” viewpoint, offering views of 20-40 km on clear days, then follow the pilgrimage Way of Mary to her statue. Continue to a stone with runic inscriptions, descend to the Rock of Love, and a rock believed to be the Heart of Earth (translated as Beating Rock). Whether true or not, this location exudes a unique atmosphere and has become a pilgrimage site for both esoteric and Christian visitors, with shamanic drum sessions frequently held here.

This segment of the tour covers 6 km with approximately 250 m of elevation, first descending and then ascending.

• Rezso Lookout - Facing north, enjoy views extending to the Danube and Slovakia over lush green forests! Rated 4.9 on Google by over 140 visitors.
• Ferenczy-szikla (A föld szívcsakrája) - Considered the Heart chakra of the Earth, this site certainly has a unique energy.
• Thirring-körút - The hike’s entry features beautiful runic stones and a distinctive wooden gate.
• Dobogoko - Optional lunch at Matyi Büfé or other local eateries.

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• Lunch

Visit the newly constructed Church of Pilis dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, offering stunning views, along with driving and hiking to the reputed Heart chakra of Earth and the Stones of Love.

Spirituality + Nature: Experience a distinctive Hungarian blend of religions, including native shamanism, Christianity, and Hinduism, influenced by esoteric teachings. Explore two iconic sacred sites near Budapest, providing insight into contemporary practices of faith and religion. Additionally, discover historical insights and enjoy the beauty of the Pilis Mountains National Park.

Two viewpoints offer visibility ranging from 20 to 40 km. The first walk covers 1 km, while the second spans 7 km with a 220 m elevation. Afterwards, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant.

This is a relatively new program, but the guide brings over 21 years of experience, offering friendly and knowledgeable service, having hosted guests from 57 countries, and is also an avid traveler (see pic. no. 6).

The first site is rated 4.9 by 357 visitors on Google, and the second site also holds a 4.9 rating.

• The length of the trip incluides travelling and lunch times

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.