- Szalajka Valley, one of Bükk National Park's most popular destinations
- Istállóskő cave, prehistoric caves
- Szalajka Spring, the main source of Szalajka Creek, provides water on the ideal temperature for trout breeding
- Gloriett Glade, a charming glade near the Veil Falls with a small rest area
- Veil Falls, a natural formation of a series of travertine dams, Szilvásvárad's famous attraction
- Rock Spring, one of the mountain's biggest karst springs which, along with the Szalajka Creek, provides water on the ideal temperature for trout breeding
- Open-air Forestry Museum, we can get a little insight into forestry work
- Trout Lakes and Trout Breeding Farms, where they breed the noble fish of Szilvásvárad
- Forestry Museum, where one can check 19th 20th century forest management documents, useful objects and the Bükk's wildlife.
- Lipizzaner horse stud farm: the world famous Lipizzaners were brought here in 1952 and since then they are the pride of the village
- Horse Track, the venue for horse shows and races
- Szilvásvárad State Farm, which is responsible for preserving the Hungarian Lippizaner breed and its characteristics
- Horse és Coach Museum: the museum describes the story of the Lipizzaners kept in Szilvásvárad, as they played an important role in the Hungarian driving sport's international success
- Millennium Trail and Lookout, from where we have a picturesque view of the Bükk
- Forest railways, a nostalgic trip, which takes us up to the Veil Falls
- Protestant Round Church: Europe's biggest classicist style protestant round chuch
- Orban house, a village museum found on the main street
- Prison and Wax Museum, shows the medieval penal practices with authentic objects and spectacular wax museum-like scenes
