Almamellék

The village is located in the Zselic Hills, 16 km from Szigetvár and 4 km away from the point where the road leading to Szentlászló branches off from Road No. 67. Here you will find a Forest Railway Museum. A narrow-gauge railway transports visitors to Sasrét; during the train ride, tourists can admire the region’s flora and fauna. Tourist attractions include a hunting lodge and hunting castle in Sasrét. The fish pond in Almamellék is one of the favourites of local anglers.
 

Tourist attractions in the town:

• Memorial for Displaced and Deported People,
• Roman Catholic Church,
• St. Florian statue,
• St. Vendel statue,
• World War I and II Memorials,
• Residential building classified as a protected architectural monument (12 Kossuth Street),
• Railway History Museum,
• Centennial Memorial Tree,
• Narrow-gauge railway,
• Hunting lodge (Sasrét),
• Ancient beech forest (Sasrét),
• Springs with a developed area (Almás, Jámborka and Cigány Springs)
• Remains of an old glass melting furnace (in Németlukafa)
• Biedermann Castle (in Szentmártonpuszta)