The Árpád Tree in Dad is a small-leaved lime (Tilia cordata Mill.). It was planted on 10 May 1896 as part of the millennium celebrations.
Anyone planning a stay in Dad may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The Dadi Tájház features a permanent exhibition for visitors. It displays equipment from a village blacksmith's workshop. Fragments of an Avar burial urn excavated in Dad can also be seen there. The Dadi Tájház includes a village map created in 1886, showing the roads and the layout of plots in the area around Dad.
The Roman Catholic Church in Dad is a late Baroque building designed by Jakab Fellner. It was built between 1779 and 1784 and is a detached, single-nave building with a straight-ended chancel and a tower on the eastern façade.
The Sörház in Dad was operated as a brewery after its completion, in accordance with its function. In 1904, the Reformed Church of Dad purchased the Sörház at auction.
The Reformed Church in Dad was built in 1748. A Roman gravestone is set into the north wall of the nave of the Reformed Church in Dad.
Nature and Surroundings
Pernaki-halom Hill is located in the immediate vicinity of Dad.
The wider regional surroundings of Dad include the Csókakői Várrom castle ruins, the ancient site of Brigetio, Halyagos Mountain, Csillagerőd Castle, the Nagy-Csákány peak, Tábor-hegy Mountain, and the Leányvár ruins.
Further destinations: Oroszlány
