Kecel: Hotels and Accommodations

Kecel was first mentioned in writing in 1198 and was re-established as Kercel in 1734 after the destruction during the Tatar and Ottoman periods. This development particularly appeals to travelers interested in Kecel’s past. You can book a hotel in Kecel.

Dinnye-hegy, Fehér-hegy, Homok Hegy, and Pirtó are located in the area surrounding Kecel.

Kecel is a town in the Kiskőrös District of Bács-Kiskun County in southern Hungary.

Kecel was connected to the railway network in 1882.

Kecel has thermal water from a borehole 1,000 meters deep. The water is described as having a temperature of 42 °C and containing iodine and bromine. This specific description of the local water is relevant for travelers interested in thermal water.

An Apostolic Church is cited as a cultural feature in Kecel.

For a broader overview, you can also visit the local pages for Akasztó, Soltvadkert, Bócsa, Izsák, Fülöpszállás, Tabdi, Körösch, and Császártöltés.

For the higher-level travel overview: Kiskőrösi.