Horváth M. Ferenc (szerk.): Vác The heart of the Danube Bend. A historical guide for residents and globetrotters (Vác, 2009)

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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE TOWN

NASZÁLY HILL

There are several walkways leading up to Naszály, of which a detailed map is available. The starting points can be reached by car or bus. The best-known places are: Bányász emlékmű (Miners' Memorial), Bik-kút (Bik Well), Farkas-bérei pihenő (rest area of Wolf's Peak), Kopaszok (The Bald Ones), Látó-hegy (Lookout Hill), Nagybánya-kő (Great Mine-stone), Naszály-csúcs (Naszály Peak, 654 m), Násznép barlang (Wedding Guests' Cave), Óriások pihenője (Giants' Rest Area), Pádimentom-kő (Basementstone), Rekettyés-tó (Broomy Pond), Rockenbauer Pál emlékkopjafa (Pál

Rockenbauer's Wooden Memorial), Vaditató-tó (Game's Drinking Pond), Víznyelő-barlang (Sinkhole Cave).

You can get a fine view of the town from several points of the road below the limestone quarry and from Látó-hegy, while you can see the area north ofVác, the Nógrád Basin and Slovakia from a place about 200m far from the peak.