Tunyogmatolcs can be understood through its specific landscape features: Szent Miklósi Hegy, Csárda-hegy, Nagy-hegy and Nagytag are located in the surrounding area. These features suit a trip in which the surrounding landscape plays an important role.
You can book a hotel in Tunyogmatolcs.
History
Tunyogmatolcs emerged from the historically separate settlements of Tunyog and Matolcs. The two were united in 1950, separated again in 1957, and merged once more in 1961.
Culture
In the wider regional surroundings of Tunyogmatolcs are the Biserica Reformată Berveni, Biserica Romano-Catolică Berveni, Biserica Ortodoxă Lucăceni and Biserica Urziceni. Biserica Reformată Berveni provides a specific regional church connection for travelers who are also interested in culture and architectural history.
Nature
Tunyogmatolcs lies within the Szamos river system and is crossed by the Holt-Szamos, a former river channel. Matolcs is described as being situated between a former river channel and a living river.
Tunyogmatolcs lies on Route 49, which leads in the direction of Fehérgyarmat.
The Reformed Church of Tunyog belongs to the settlement. The two parts of the settlement from which Tunyogmatolcs is composed are documented as having a significant historical past.
For further comparison within this selection: Panyola, Szatmárcseke, Kisar, Tiszabecs, Fehérgyarmat, Túristvándi.
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