Tatabánya inaugurates HUF 414 mln tourist center
The city of Tatabánya, in northwestern Hungary, today inaugurated a HUF 414 mln eco-tourism center on the shores of a local lake, with the support of a HUF 312 mln European Union and state grant, Hungarian news agency MTI reported.
The center will operate as a starting point for boaters, hikers and cyclists and all tourists who are planning to explore the region.
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