Discover Halásztelek

• A church in Halásztelek was built between 1976 and 1986 with the participation of Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic believers. The initiative came from parish priest Ferenc Szenderfi.
• Its architectural form is that of an ancient Hungarian tent.
• The listed Malonyai-kastély is located at 58 Rákóczi út.
• Local protection is planned for the Catholic church building on Kisgyár utca, the Reformed church building on Posta köz, and the Greek Catholic church on Ságvári Endre utca.

For the church built between 1976 and 1986, the construction period, the participating religious communities, and the parish priest’s initiative are all connected. Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic believers took part in the construction, which was initiated by parish priest Ferenc Szenderfi. This gives you a way to understand its origins in terms of both its date and the named participants, without attributing the church to just one of the two communities.

Its form offers another specific point of reference: the building is described as having the form of an ancient Hungarian tent. For those interested in culture, this provides two distinct ways to approach the same building: its period of origin and the communities’ involvement, on the one hand, and its clearly identified architectural form, on the other. If you are particularly interested in architectural design, this description of its form provides a specific focus for exploring Halásztelek.

Halásztelek also has the Catholic church building on Kisgyár utca, the Reformed church building on Posta köz, and the Greek Catholic church on Ságvári Endre utca. If you would like to visit the interior, it is best to check current access arrangements in advance.

The Malonyai-kastély is identified as a listed building. It is located at 58 Rákóczi út, giving you a specific address to plan around. In contrast, local protection is planned for the three church properties: the Catholic church building on Kisgyár utca, the Reformed church building on Posta köz, and the Greek Catholic church on Ságvári Endre utca. Planned local protection is not the same as the explicitly stated listed status of the Malonyai-kastély.

This distinction helps you avoid grouping the cultural highlights into a single protection category. When organizing your interests, you can focus on the church’s architectural form, the listed building, or the three church properties for which local protection is planned.

If you want to include the buildings mentioned in your stay, take your specific visiting plans into account when choosing accommodation. Consider which topics matter to you and compare accommodation locations with the addresses you want to visit. If seeing the interiors is important to your plans, check current access arrangements in advance.

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How was the church with the tent-shaped form built?

It was built between 1976 and 1986 with the participation of Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic believers. The initiative came from parish priest Ferenc Szenderfi; its architectural form is that of an ancient Hungarian tent.

Where is the Malonyai-kastély?

The listed building is located in Halásztelek, at 58 Rákóczi út.

Which church properties are planned for local protection?

These include the Catholic church building on Kisgyár utca, the Reformed church building on Posta köz, and the Greek Catholic church on Ságvári Endre utca.

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