Zsámbék-Medence

The name can be traced back to the Roman era, when traders still used this pavestone Roman route. Following the yellow triangle a picturesque view opens up of the settlement and the Zsámbék Basin, and the Vértes and Gerecse mountain ranges are also revealed in the distance.

A boundary stone on the triple border of Budajenő/Perbál/Nagykovácsi marks the settlements. This was erected at the time of the first “borderline marking” in Perbál.

Clearings with wild flowers, grasses and ferns and groups of pine trees cover the terrain on the 412-meter-high ridge. The Meszes (Limestone Hill), referred to by locals simply as “Baldy”, stands opposite this peak, as a partner to the Zajnát. The highest point is 381 meters, and it is therefore one of the region’s lookout points, from where we can admire almost the entire basin. Meszes-hegy (Limestone Hill), which forms part of the territory of the Danube–Ipoly National Park Buda Region, is made even more valuable by the protected flora and fauna, the vegetation formations of oaks and grassland.

“FEHÉR-ÚT” AND MESZES-HEGY (LIMESTONE HILL)
Address: H-2074 Perbál, End of Szabadság utca
GPS: Starting point: 47.591733, 18.765196