Holiday apartment in Mórágy

Mórágy is a small village in the Hungarian county of Tolna – also known by its German name Maratz. Anyone looking for a holiday apartment here is deliberately choosing a specific rural location.

Quick facts about Mórágy

  • Country: Hungary
  • County: Tolna
  • Type of place: Village or small settlement
  • Area: 17.6 km²
  • Population: 720 inhabitants in 2011 – a historical figure, not a current population number
  • Historical reference: Mórágy is documented in the Tolna Urbarium from 1767.

A small place with a clear identity

Mórágy can be understood above all through its local identity: the village lies in the county of Tolna, which extends in central Hungary along the western bank of the Danube. The historical mention from 1767 is a documented point of reference for the village's past.

For travel planning, this classification is helpful. You can include Mórágy as a specific small location in your search and base the further decisions on the details of the respective accommodation as well as on your personal travel plans.

Holiday apartment in Mórágy: which option is right?

An accommodation in Mórágy is especially worth considering if staying in a small place itself is your main priority.

Since Mórágy is classified as a small village, you should check the details of the specific accommodation and its surroundings before booking if you are planning excursions or need certain mobility and supply options. The decisive factors are the actually stated features of the offer and how well they fit your travel plans.

Frequently asked questions about Mórágy

Where is Mórágy located?

Mórágy is located in Hungary in the county of Tolna. The county is situated in the central part of the country on the western bank of the Danube.

How large is Mórágy?

Mórágy is given as having an area of 17.6 km² and 720 inhabitants for the year 2011. The population figure is historical and should not be understood as a current value.

What other name is Mórágy known by?

The village is also known by its German name Maratz.

To the overarching travel overview: Bonyhád.