Nyársapát: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nyársapát has a specific geographical connection to the wider regional area: Fekete-halom is located in the wider regional surroundings of the town. This landscape connection is particularly interesting for travel planning when the wider surroundings of Nyársapát also play a role. Drótos Gábor is likewise located in the wider regional surroundings. You can rent a holiday apartment in Nyársapát.

Nature

Strázsa-halom and Czakóhalom are located in the area surrounding Nyársapát.

The landscape around the medieval Nyársapát site is described as flat, sandy and seasonally marshy. Low elevations rise along a stream; the stream dries up in summer.

Culture and History

The manor house of the Nyársapáti family is documented in records from the second half of the 15th century and, after several construction phases, had reached its described form by the middle of the 16th century. For visitors interested in cultural history, this documented building is a specific point of reference in Nyársapát.

Nyársapát is recorded in documents from 1376 as the property of the Nyársapáti family.

A medieval archaeological site of Nyársapát is located at Templompart, where excavations identified a church and the manor house of the Nyárasapáti family.

For further orientation, you can also find the town pages for Mikebuda, Cegléd, Nagykőrös, Abony, Csemő, Ceglédbercel, Albertirsa and Dánszentmiklós.

To the higher-level travel overview: Ceglédi.