The Alcsútdoboz Plane Tree Avenue is a scenic remnant of a 19th-century aristocratic park, planted at the initiative of Palatine Joseph. The mature plane trees form a striking row that is part of the natural heritage of this village at the foot of the Vértes hills.

The setting is peaceful and rural, with the flat terrain of the Váli valley making a walk here easy and accessible in any season. In spring and summer the trees provide dense shade, autumn brings golden colours to the avenue, and in winter the bare silhouettes of the plane trees highlight the historic character of the area, close to the Habsburg castle and the arboretum.

• From the centre of Alcsútdoboz - walking route, approx. 15-20 minutes, easy
• From the nearby Alcsúti Arboretum - short walk on flat ground

• The avenue lies close to the castle designed by Mihály Pollack
• The area belongs to the Alcsúti Arboretum protected nature area, one of Hungary's most valuable living tree collections

The plane trees have stood here since the valley was first transformed into a landscape park under Palatine Joseph - today the avenue is a quiet witness to that history.