Tunyogmatolcs: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Several specifically named landscape features are located in the vicinity of Tunyogmatolcs: Szent Miklósi Hegy, Csárda-hegy, Nagy-hegy and Nagytag. This is of interest to travellers looking for specific landscape features on their trip to Tunyogmatolcs.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Tunyogmatolcs.

History

Tunyogmatolcs was formed from the historically independent settlements of Tunyog and Matolcs. The two settlements were merged in 1950, separated in 1957 and reunited in 1961.

Culture

In the wider regional surroundings of Tunyogmatolcs are the Biserica Reformată Berveni and the Biserica Romano-Catolică Berveni, as well as the Biserica Ortodoxă Lucăceni and the Biserica Urziceni. For travellers interested in ecclesiastical culture, this regional connection provides a specific point of reference.

Nature

Tunyogmatolcs lies within the Szamos river system; the Holt-Szamos oxbow lake runs through the town. Matolcs is described as being located between an oxbow lake and a live river.

Geographical Location

Tunyogmatolcs is located on Route 49, which leads towards Fehérgyarmat.

The Reformed Church of Tunyog is part of the town's cultural heritage. An extensive historical past is also documented for the two associated settlement sections.

If Tunyogmatolcs fits your travel plans, you can now focus your accommodation search on holiday apartments in the town. Further destinations for your travel planning include Tiszabecs, Kisar, Túristvándi, Szatmárcseke, Fehérgyarmat and Panyola.

To the higher-level travel overview: Fehérgyarmat.