Ácsteszér: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Táncsics Mihály Memorial House is a house built in 1790 with clay walls and a thatched roof, and is designated as the birthplace of Táncsics Mihály. The statue of Táncsics Mihály was erected in 1886 in Ácsteszér, his home village, and was Hungary’s first statue of Táncsics.

Culture and history

At the beginning of Táncsics Mihály Street, the Ősnyomtató sculpture stands in a well-maintained park. It commemorates Táncsics Mihály as a campaigner for a free press. Visitors to the Táncsics Mihály statue can learn about its history, commissioners, year of installation and creators by following a tour.

The Church of Saint Martin, Bishop, in Ácsteszér was built in 1792–94 and dedicated to this saint.

Renting a holiday apartment in Ácsteszér is one possible personal travel plan.

Nature and surroundings

Zörög-tető Mountain is located in the vicinity of Ácsteszér, as is Cuha-hegy Mountain. Köves-domb Hill is in the immediate vicinity of Ácsteszér, and Kövecses-hegy Hill is also located nearby.

Count Cseszneky Castle is located in the wider regional surroundings of Ácsteszér. The Csókakői Várrom ruins are also located in this wider regional area.

Routes and tours

Ácsteszér is part of SacraVelo, a cross-border network of cycling pilgrimage routes in the Danube region. In addition, Ácsteszér served as the start and finish location for the IVV Táncsics Tour for 25 years.

The interactive Ácsteszér Guide audio guide app accompanies visitors to the natural and cultural attractions of Ácsteszér and its surroundings.

More local pages: Súr, Csatka

To the higher-level travel overview: Kisbéri.