Mogyorósbánya: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Mogyorósbánya
An archaeological earthwork is located on Óhegy in Mogyorósbánya, on a steeply sloping mountain spur. The associated ditch is 120 to 130 meters long, and there is also an artificially constructed terrace. Artifacts indicate that the earthwork dates from the Urnfield culture period.
Finding a hotel in Mogyorósbánya can be part of planning your personal stay.
History
An earthwork dating from the Urnfield culture period is recorded on Óhegy. Archaeological observations also documented trenches from the Second World War there. In the wider region around Mogyorósbánya, finds from the Stone Age and the Roman period, as well as the remains of an earthwork, have been discovered.
Routes
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 to the Öreg-hegy ridge. The Óhegy earthwork can be reached from the road via an earth path that ascends toward the Öreg-hegy ridge.
Both the Országos Kéktúra and the Kinizsi Százas pass through Mogyorósbánya.
Surroundings
Nagy Sménkes, Som-berek, Nagy-Gete, and Pisznice are located in the surrounding area of Mogyorósbánya.
In the wider region around Mogyorósbánya are the Füri Zichy Castle, the Csúzy Castle, Leányvár, and the Kürti Catholic Church.
For the broader travel overview: Esztergom.
