Ten hidden Hungarian lakes you need to discover – PHOTOS

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Hungarian lakes: Lake Balaton, Velence and Fertő. Is that all? Not really! Many think that if it comes to Hungarian lakes, these three are the only ones one should visit especially in the summer season or autumn and spring. There are many other lakes hidden in the country and this article; we would like to show you the top ten you need to discover.

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Deseda Lake

Located north from Kaposvár (Somogy County) this is the country’s longest artificial lake with its 8-km length. The lake is an ideal location for cycling and extreme water sports.

Deseda Lake, lake, Hungary, nature
Photo: www.facebook.com/desedakaposvar

Szelidi Lake

The Balaton of all Bács-Kiskun County residents is 5 km long; the fifth biggest lake in Hungary. Its water has a healing effect on the human body with a high quantity of sodium chloride. 

Szelidi Lake, Hungary
Photo: Wikimedia Commons by Civertan

Sóstó

This lake in Nyíregyháza was already known in the era of King Matthias and was used to call Igrice. The lake has thermal water ideal for people with muscle and spine problems.

Sóstó, Hungary
Photo: Wikimedia Commons by Szemes Elek

Arlói Lake

The most special lake in Hungary is the only one which was created by a landslide. The 10-hectare-lake is the favourite spot of Hungarian fishermen.

Arlói Lake, lake, Hungary, nature
Photo: www.facebook.com/Arlói-Tó

Szálkai Lake

In the neighbourhood of Szekszárd (Tolna County), the lake is the artificial location of the small village of Szálka. The lake is ideal for swimming and fishing, not to mention the famous Szekszárd wine region not far from it.

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