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- Duna-Gerecse_Area abstract "The Duna-Gerecse area is located in Hungary on the territory of the Komárom-Esztergom County on the right side of the Danube at the Slovakian border. The area is not an independent administrative entity, it is basically consists of the surroundings of three major cities - Komárom, Tatabánya and Tata.The biggest city is the fairly young Tatabánya which was founded in 1947 by the merge of three small townships. With approximately 72,000 habitants and a history of mining and heavy industry, the town became the capital of the county in 1950. Another big city of the area is Komárom with about 20,000 habitants. It is a natural local centre of tourism and trade due to its favorable location at the Slovakian border. The town’s value in tourism is partly based on its healing water and baths.The cultural centre of the area is the more than 700 years old town Tata. The city had its peak in the 15th century under the reign of the great Hungarian King Mátyás Hunyadi. The count of Esterhazy family also made a great impact on the life and current look of the city in the next centuries. Probably the most popular tourist attraction of Tata is the Castle from the 14th century settled next to another sight, the Old Lake. The English garden which takes in almost the whole city comes from the Esterhazys. The cultural life of Tata is demonstrated by museums like the Outdoor Museum of Geology, the Kuny Domonkos Museum or the German Gentilitial Museum. The Tata Castle was raised in the 18th century and hosted historical events like the signing of the "Treaty of Schönnbrunn” by Kaiser Ferencz (1809).The area is full of historical relics mostly from the Romans. The village called Vértesszőlős became famous after the scruff-bone of a "homo erectus” (named "Samu”) had been found in the territory in 1965. A great Hungarian poet, Mihály Csokonai Vitéz, is also linked to the area since his love and muse Júlia Vajda (Lilla) lived and got buried here at Dunaalmás. A sculpture of the poet is one of the sights of the village.The natural aptitudes of the area are outstanding, the main national tourist routes (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green) cross the territory just as well as some IVV routes. The Blue-route touches the Nagy-Gete hill and the "hovering rock” of the Old Stone (altitude: 375 m) where rock climbing is a popular activity nowadays. The 20-25.000 years old relics of the Jankovich cave are also to be found here. Popular tourist destination points are The King-well spring and the Gerecse-hilltop because even the far-placed Basilica of Esztergom can be seen from the Big- and Small-Gerecse according to weather. The area contains one of the most important centers of the Hungarian horse breeding culture, Bábolna. The history of the place and the equestrian activity can be seen at the local museum.".
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Bábolna.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Category:Geography_of_Komárom-Esztergom_County.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Danube.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Dunaalmás.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Esterhazy.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Esztergom.
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink House_of_Esterházy.
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Kaiser_Ferencz.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Komárom.
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Matthias_Corvinus.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Mihály_Csokonai_Vitéz.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Mátyás_Hunyadi.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Slovakia.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Tata,_Hungary.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Tata_Castle.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Tatabánya.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Treaty_of_Schönnbrunn.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink Vértesszőlős.
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area wikiPageWikiLink File:Tata_-_Öreg-tó_a_várból_-_1159.jpg.
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- Duna-Gerecse_Area subject Category:Geography_of_Komárom-Esztergom_County.
- Duna-Gerecse_Area comment "The Duna-Gerecse area is located in Hungary on the territory of the Komárom-Esztergom County on the right side of the Danube at the Slovakian border. The area is not an independent administrative entity, it is basically consists of the surroundings of three major cities - Komárom, Tatabánya and Tata.The biggest city is the fairly young Tatabánya which was founded in 1947 by the merge of three small townships.".
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