Biatorbágy

Biatorbágy (German: Wiehall-Kleinturwall) is a town in Pest County. The inner area of the town is in the Zsámbék Basin, it is surrounded by the Buda Hills, its eastern part extends into the Budaörs Basin.

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Bechtold Swabian Heritage Museum

Bechtold Sváb Tájház, Bechtold Heimatmuseum

The exhibition shows the most pieces of the Ethnographic Collection as well as old family photos on the walls.

Apr–Oct: Tue 08:00–12:00, Thu Sat 14:00–18:00

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Biatorbágy Railway Viaduct

Biatorbágyi vasúti viadukt

Technological monument, it is a great spectacle. The first bridge was built in 1883–1984, second one was in 1898. The newly built bridges defining elements of townscape, over the years, have become symbols of the town. The bridge over Fuzes creek valley 120–140 m wide and 20–25 m in height.

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Bolha Hill

Bolha-hegy

Nature conservation area, it has a rock steppe with special steppe flora.

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Pál Csergezán Observation Tower

Csergezán Pál-kilátó

Nice view from the top of Nagy-Kopasz hill, the highest point of the Buda Hills.

Free to visit

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Reformed Church

Református templom

First mentioned in 1600. The Lord's Table made from white marble is more than hundred years old, the parish house is 110 years old and the building of the congregation is more than 130 years old.

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Ruins of Holy Cross Chapel

Szent Kereszt-kápolna romjai

The oldest architectural monument of the village was built at the end of the 13th century in late-Romanesque style. It was rebuilt many times. Located in the reformed cemetery.

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Szily Mansion

Szily-kastély

It was built in the first half of the 18th century. Located on sloping terrain. A south-facing, U-shaped, Baroque building is designed a nice yard.

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Sándor-Metternich Mansion

Sándor-Metternich-kastély

A Classicist monument, first a Baroque chateau built on the site. The new owner Baron Antal Sándor's son, Count Vince Sándor had built up the mansion in its present form in 1823. His son, Móric Sándor marriage led to the Metternich family took possession of the mansion. Presumably, the mansion is an early work of, – the most famous architect of Hungary of – József Hild. Today it is a school.

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