Ecser: Hotels and Accommodations

In the wider regional vicinity of Ecser are the Hungarian Natural History Museum, the Holocaust Memorial Center, the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. For travelers who would like to combine their stay with culture, this regional connection is relevant.

You can book a hotel in Ecser.

Nature

Haraszt-hegy, Látó Hegy, Látó-hegy, and Ó-hegy are located in the surroundings of Ecser. This connection to the landscape is suitable for trips where, in addition to culture, the landscape around Ecser also plays a role.

Culture

The Church of Saint Anthony of Padua in Ecser dates from the 18th century and was built in the Baroque style, although later alterations removed some Baroque features. It is the Roman Catholic parish church of Ecser and is listed among Hungary's monuments.

Ecser is associated with the Ecseri lakodalmas, a wedding dance named after the town. The coat of arms of Ecser refers to an oak tree, the Ecseri lakodalmas, and a church dating from 1740.

At the beginning of the 17th century, Slovak settlers were brought to Ecser by the landowner Antal Grassalkovich.

Geographical Location

Ecser is located 22 kilometers southeast of the center of Budapest, east of Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, and six kilometers northeast of Vecsés.

Roads 3101 and 3111 meet in Ecser; the M0 runs east of the town, and Ecser is connected by the railway line from Budapest's Eastern Railway Station to Szolnok.

If you would like to compare other destinations, you can also select Monor, Pilis, Gyömrő, Maglód, Vasad, Gomba, Vecsés, and Nyáregyháza.

To the higher-level travel overview: Monori.