Emőd: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Emőd is a place with several clearly distinct facets encompassing architectural heritage, local history, wine and landscape. Those who choose Emőd as a travel destination want to find or rent a holiday apartment there.

Culture

The Reformed Church in Emőd was built between 1799 and 1811 in the late Baroque style. A 33-metre-high tower stands in front of its southern façade; the church is also a listed monument. Rhédey Castle is one of Emőd’s monuments and attractions. Leányvár is an attraction in the vicinity of Emőd listed as a historic site.

The Népi lakóház–Tájház in Emőd is a thatched-roof Tájház in the Klebovicz style with an open smoke outlet. This three-part residential building comprises a formal room, a kitchen and a small annex. The Church of Our Lord’s Ascension in Emőd has an altar fresco and stained-glass windows that are considered unique in Hungary.

There is a car park near Emőd railway station. The grounds of Emőd railway station also have a bicycle parking facility.

Cuisine

Pincegyep in Emőd comprises approximately 400 wine cellars. Visitors can sample various wines from local winegrowers there.

Landscape

Ruda-tető is a listed landscape feature in the vicinity of Emőd and is classified there as a mountain. Elő-galya is also a listed landscape feature in the vicinity of Emőd and is classified as a mountain. Eresztő-galya is a listed landscape feature in the wider regional surroundings of Emőd and is classified as a mountain. The same applies to Kőlyuk-galya, which is listed as a mountain in the wider regional surroundings of Emőd.

Other local pages: Felsőzsolca, Sajószentpéter, Bükkszentkereszt, Mályi, Sajókeresztúr, Miskolc, Arnót, Szirmabesenyő

To the higher-level travel overview: Miskolci.