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Bazita's houses scattered across the wooded Zala hills above Zalaegerszeg.

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Bazita, Zalaegerszeg — Area Guide & Where to Stay

Bazita is a district of Zalaegerszeg, lying south-west of the city among the outlying names of Zala megye.

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Where to stay in Bazita

The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.

Zalaegerszeg's red roofs, church spires and housing blocks below wooded Zala hills in western Hungary.ZalaegerszegHungarystays spread across the outer Zalaegerszeg districts

Andráshida

Andráshida sits north of Bazita and follows the same pattern, a named district of Zalaegerszeg with the city's beds a short drive off. Beds are limited here, so book early.Andráshida →

About Bazita

What are the main landmarks in Bazita?

Six named districts ring this side of Zalaegerszeg. Bazita, Kaszaháza, Neszele, Andráshida, Csácsbozsok and Nekeresd all sit within eight kilometres of Bazita, which carries no catalogued monument of its own, leaving the group a pattern of settlement rather than a route between sights. Distance keeps them apart.

The city, six kilometres north-east, holds whatever is worth stopping for.

What is the history of Bazita?

Bazita is one name among several. The city's outer edge carries Kaszaháza, Neszele, Csácsbozsok and Nekeresd alongside it, each a district of Zalaegerszeg rather than a seat of its own, and none of them holds an authority the city does not hold first. Zala megye stands over all of it.

Bazita's record runs up through Zalaegerszeg and the county into Hungary, with no separate line of its own.

Where is Bazita?

Six kilometres of road link Bazita to Zalaegerszeg, with Kaszaháza, Neszele and Andráshida all standing within a couple of kilometres more.

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What is the best area to stay in Bazita?

Andráshida: stays spread across the outer Zalaegerszeg districts.

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Updated August 2026