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Here stand the monuments to World War I and World War II. Fallen Fonyód's soldiers (made by György Benedek sculptor).
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Ripka Ferenc kút, 'kútház'
Ripka Ferenc was a Lord Mayor and spend his vacation here in Bélatelep, forty years long.
Római katolikus templom
The church is on the high mountain near to Lakeshore. Delightful views over the lake and the north shore mountains. The church was built in 1902 to replace the old chapel. This is a neo-Romanesque church. It was built with carved stones. When the dome collapsed, it was rebuilt, but instead of carved stone used bricks. Instead tower a so called Hussar turret raised above the dome. The bell placed in a timber belfry in front of the church
Fonyód Városi Szabad Strand
Free beach, 3,500 m² green surface, playground, buffets and rental suppliers.
Városháza
erected in 1939
Villasor
Significance monuments area in the center of the Historic settlement. 29 villas, with outbuildings in filled with plants gardens . These are protected monuments, built in the 1890s. Here was the holiday destination to the members of genteel middle class.
Protestáns templom
Similar to the wooden churches in Transylvania. Built in 1936.