Gyömrő: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider region surrounding Gyömrő are the Hungarian Natural History Museum, the Holocaust Memorial Center, the Museum of Applied Arts (Budapest), and the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. For those interested in culture, this selection provides a specific point of reference.

You can book a hotel in Gyömrő.

Nature

In the immediate surroundings of Gyömrő are Haraszt-hegy, Ó-hegy, and Bajtemetés.

Strázsa-hegy is located in the area surrounding Gyömrő.

History

A notable historical connection to Gyömrő is the speech that Ferenc II Rákóczi delivered in Gyömrő on 3 July 1705. The site is marked by a memorial column; the speech can be viewed in its original handwritten form.

Gyömrő was first mentioned in writing in 1274. Later, the settlement became associated with the Teleki family; the Teleki family owned the settlement from the late 18th century onward.

Getting There

Gyömrő has a railway station north of the center on the electrified double-track Budapest–Újszász–Szolnok main line. Bus connections run to Kőbánya-Kispest, Örs vezér tere, and Monor.

The town is connected via main roads 31 and 4, as well as by rail from Budapest Keleti railway station on the Budapest–Újszász–Szolnok line.

Geographical Setting

Gyömrő is a town in Pest County and the Budapest metropolitan area. It is located in the hilly Monor region on the outskirts of Budapest.

Gyömrő is described as a garden city near Budapest and is located approximately 30 kilometers from the center of the capital.

For further planning, we now turn our attention to accommodation in Gyömrő.

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Monori.

Other Destinations

Other places within the same destination:

Vecsés, Pilis, Ecser, Gomba, Nyáregyháza, Maglód, Monor, Vasad.