Százhalombatta

Százhalombatta (pronunciation: [ˈsaːzhɒlombɒtːɒ], Croatian: Bata, Serbian: Бата) is a town of 18,000 people (2019) in Pest County. It is 27 km southwest of Budapest, on the west bank of the Danube, in the "corner of Mezőföld".

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Archaeological Park

Régészeti Park

The open-air museum provides an insight into the everyday life of the Bronze and Iron Ages. It shows also the Iron Age burial mounds that preserved the burial practices of the era.

Apr–Oct: Wed–Sun 10:00–18:00Adult: HUF 1200; senior, student: HUF 600

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Barcza Mansion

Barcza-kastély

Built in the 18th century, which substantially transformed in the 19th century.

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Calvary

Kálvária

14 bronze reliefs and stone cross Stacio remains can be found in the area.

Free to visit

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Matrica Museum

Matrica Múzeum

The museum was named after the Roman settlement of Matrica, which was near present-day Százhalombatta. The museum was established in a former mansion and it is a museum of local history. History is presented by objects found or gathered locally. The permanent exhibition guides visitors through history, from the Ice Age until the 19th century, in a single undivided space.

Wed–Sun 11:00–17:00Adult: HUF 1200; senior, student: HUF 600

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Nativity of Mary Roman Catholic Church

Kisboldogasszony római katolikus templom

Built by boss of Jesuit order of Komarom in simple provincial Baroque style. The Altarpiece painted by an Austrian imperial court painter, in the second half of the 19th century. Valuable the painting of the Crucified Christ made in Veronese (Italian painter) style. The organ is from the 1900s.

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Rubik's Cube Sculpture

Rubik-kocka szobor

Designers: Tamás Sándor, Márta Fischer, István Varga. It was created in 2014, was made by plastic and glass. Weight of the cube is 600 kg.

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Saint Stephen Church

Szent István-templom

It was built in 1996 according to the plans of Imre Makovecz.

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Statue of Saint Stephen

Szent István-szobor

4 m high bronze statue made by Péter Szabolcs in 2000. Stands with extended arms and in one hand country sceptre and in another the Globus cruciger, the royal mantle hanging from his shoulders.

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