Zalaegerszeg – Gébárti-tó (3 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Gébárti-tó (House of Craftsmen, Lido on Lake Gébárti, Indoor Thermal Spa, AquaCity Water Slide and Adventure Park)

Zalaegerszeg – Egervár (14 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Ságod – Kispáli – Nagypáli – Egervár (Roman Catholic Church, Fortified Castle)

Zalaegerszeg – Bak (17 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Bocfölde – Sárhida (Roman Catholic Church) – Bak – Sohollár (forester’s/hunter’s lodge) – Bak (Village Hall designed by Imre Makovecz, reservoir)

Zalaegerszeg – Zalalövô (23 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Teskánd (a chapel enlarged with a bell tower, war monument, training swimming pool) – Boncodfölde (riding-school, Roman Catholic Church, statue of St. John, chapels on the hills, 500-year-old protected chestnut tree) – Kávás (resort house, museum houses, Borona Path with information boards) – Zalaszentgyörgy (Roman Catholic Church, 400-year-old oak, leisure centre) – Zélpuszta, fishponds – Zalacséb (watermill converted into a guest house) – Zalalövô (Salla exhibition hall, Roman bridge, Villa Publica – outdoor museum of ruins, excavations, museum house, Lake Borostyán)

Zalaegerszeg – Szentkozmadombja (22 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Bazita (Azalea valley, Aranyoslap, TV Tower) – Gellénháza (oil wells, lido, war monument, Roman Catholic Church, statue of St Stephen in the churchyard) – Lickóvadamos (chapel, war monument, belfry, peasant cottages) – Zalatárnok (500-year-old Roman Catholic Church in the crypt of which lie the predecessors of Ferenc Deák, a collection of statues around the spectacular lake) – Szentkozmadombja (mostly wooden houses located in ‘szers’ (groups), chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity)

Zalaegerszeg – Söjtör (26 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Bak (Village Hall designed by Imre Makovecz, reservoir) – Tófej (Roman Catholic Church) – Rádiháza (Kabala Herd) – Söjtör (birthplace and statue of Ferenc Deák, Roman Catholic Church)

Zalaegerszeg – Kustánszeg (31 km)

Zalaegerszeg – Teskánd (church, training swimming pool) – Zalaszentmihályfa (church from the 13th century) – Böde (Roman Catholic Church, Józsefkút) – Dobronhill (St Ilona chapel) – Kandikó (beautiful view) – Milejszeg (St Francis of Assisi, Roman Catholic monument, Calvinist house of worship) – Csonkahegyhát (a Calvinist and a Catholic belfry built in 1906 and 1941, respectively) – Kustánszeg (Calvinist church, Millennial Monument, museum house: historical exhibition, skirted belfry)