1. Tapio protected areas (TAPI Tájvédelmi körzet)
Located in the eastern part of the county Pest, Tapio region is one of those special regions in Hungary, which still have plenty of natural attractions to offer nature lovers. Visitors here will be able to enjoy view of the steep slopes of the mountains, the desert with sand dunes and marsh areas. This area with its natural beauty evokes the ancient landscape of Great Hungarian Plain. This protected area was created in July 1998 to protect and preserve this diverse habitat. The area covers 4515 acres, including the area of 182 acres, which is under special protection and can be visited only with the permission and accompanied by a professional guide.
3. Church of St. Nicholas (Szent Miklós Template)
Church of St. Nicholas was first mentioned in documents iz1264.godin. It was built in the Gothic style. By 1556 the church was owned by the family Bathory and after liberation from the Turks moved into the property Grassalkovich Anthony Nicholas Esterhazy. During the period 1785-179 church was gradually renovated from its original Gothic to Baroque. 1790 the church was consecrated in honor of St. Nicholas. In the churchyard there is a historically valuable statue of St. Vendelin. In 1990, the church was renovated and done a modern lighting, the walls are painted and renovated the building.
5. Library Népkönyvtártól (Népkönyvtártól a Nagyközségi Könyvtárig)
The library was founded back in 1950 in a small room with a pool of a few books. Today, this modern library equipped with 142 square meters with 21000 books, 31600 documents, nearly 900 members.
2. Castle Hevesi (Hevesy-kastély)
The exact date of construction of this castle is unknown. In this building are mixed façade elements and arrangement of the various elements of style. The castle is asymmetric with circular balconies and towers. The building once stood in the middle of the vast vineyards so that the ground floor rooms designed for the production of wine and I'm a castle at one time served as a warehouse. The castle is currently owned by descendants of George Hevesia, a chemist who received a Nobel Prize in 1944. Currently, the building is used as a warehouse.
4. Cultural Centre DAMJANIĆ (Damjanich Művelődési To Rent)
In this building, visitors can enjoy a variety of cultural events, performances and concerts.
Evidence of human activity from this period have been found and displayed at the Hungarian National Museum. The place is because of its long history, a very popular tourist destination in this part of Hungary.
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