The surroundings of Nyáregyháza include several named points: Drótos Gábor, Szőlő-hegy, Posta-hegy, Fazekas-hegy and Vár-hegy are located around the village. Drótos Gábor is therefore a specific point of reference for visitors who would like to get to know the area around Nyáregyháza.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Nyáregyháza.
Culture and history
The municipality describes Nyáregyházas Fájdalmas Szűz Anya Kegytemplom as the only Marian shrine in the region; it was built in the late 1890s by Böhm Mária. For visitors interested in sacred culture or pilgrimage sites, this is therefore a specific point of reference.
The former Wekerle manor house in Nyáregyháza was built in 1830 in the classical style.
The castle of Nyáry Pál was built in 1844 and remodelled in 1910 by the Manno family in the eclectic style.
A late Baroque church in Nyáregyháza was built and used jointly by the Lutheran and Reformed congregations; it was consecrated on 18 September 1892.
Geographical location
Nyáregyháza is located in the northern part of the Duna–Tisza Sand Ridge region, in the southern part of the Monor District.
Getting there
By road, Nyáregyháza can be reached from the direction of Main Road 4, via Monorierdő or Pilis, and from the M5 via Újhartyán and Újlengyel.
No railway line runs through Nyáregyháza. The nearest listed railway stations are Pilis railway station, approximately 4 km away, and Monorierdő railway stop, approximately 5 km away.
The following local destination pages are also available for further searches for a holiday destination: Vasad, Vecsés, Monor, Ecser, Gomba, Gyömrő, Pilis, Maglód.
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