Mogyorósbánya: Hotels and Accommodations

In the wider regional surroundings of Mogyorósbánya are the Füri Zichy-kastély, the Csúzy-kastély, Leányvár, and the Kürti katolikus templom. For visitors interested in culture and history, this regional connection is an understandable aspect of travel.

You can book a hotel in Mogyorósbánya.

Geographical Setting

The surrounding area of Mogyorósbánya includes Nagy Sménkes, Som-berek, Nagy-Gete, and Pisznice.

Orientation

Access to Óhegy begins on the road from Mogyorósbánya toward Tát, near the settlement’s last building. From there, an unpaved road running southeast leads toward the Öreg-hegy ridge. This ascending route provides the approach to the earthwork on Óhegy. The description thus provides concrete orientation for visitors who wish to place Óhegy in its cultural and historical context.

History

On Mogyorósbánya’s Óhegy stands an earthwork dating from the period of the Urnfield culture; archaeological observations also documented World War II trenches on the site.

Routes

The Országos Kéktúra and the Kinizsi Százas pass through Mogyorósbánya.

Finds from the Stone Age and the Roman period, as well as the remains of an earthwork, have been discovered in the wider area around Mogyorósbánya.

The archaeological earthwork on Óhegy is located on a steeply sloping mountain spur. It features a 120- to 130-meter-long ditch and an artificially created terrace; artifacts indicate that the earthwork dates from the period of the Urnfield culture.

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