Erzsébet: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Erzsébet
The Catholic church of Erzsébet was built in 1774. Its colourful frescoes depict Árpád, Saint Elizabeth of the House of Árpád, and Hungarian saints.
Anyone wishing to stay overnight in Erzsébet may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
Next to the church building stands a wooden bell tower from the 19th century in the folk style. The tower is a listed monument. The bell is housed in a bell frame erected next to the church building.
The local cultural heritage includes old houses with features of Hungarian or German rural architecture. Deep cellars are also among the features that characterise Erzsébet. The Pincehelyi building at 16 Fő utca, on plot number 270, is under local protection.
In the centre of the village, the Heroes' Monument commemorates local history. It is a limestone and marble plaque from 1926; this monument is also under local protection.
Landscape
Erzsébet is partly situated in the valley of the Karasica. Another part of the village is located on a ridge bordered by two smaller streams.
Erzsébet has a dispersed settlement pattern: houses and streets are scattered in a bush-like arrangement rather than in the German linear village form typical of Baranya.
Location and Village Life
Erzsébet lies on Route 57 between Pécsvárad and Szederkény. In Erzsébet, Mass is held at 9:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of every month.
Visitors can spend their free time in Erzsébet in peaceful surroundings and enjoy the beauty of nature.
To the overview of the wider destination: Pécsváradi.
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