Gyömrő: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional surroundings of Gyömrő are the Hungarian Natural History Museum, the Holocaust Memorial Center, the Museum of Applied Arts (Budapest), and the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. These museums appeal to travellers interested in museum visits. You can rent a holiday apartment in Gyömrő.

Nature

In the vicinity of Gyömrő are Haraszt-hegy, Ó-hegy, and Bajtemetés. These named landscape features appeal to travellers interested in the specific landscape around Gyömrő.

The surrounding area of Gyömrő also includes Strázsa-hegy.

History

A historical connection is the speech given by Ferenc II Rákóczi in Gyömrő on 3 July 1705. The site is marked by a memorial column; the speech can be viewed in its original handwritten form.

Gyömrő was first mentioned in writing in 1274. Later, the settlement became associated with the Teleki family, who owned it from the late 18th century onwards.

Getting There

There is a railway station north of the centre of Gyömrő on the electrified double-track main line from Budapest via Újszász to Szolnok. Bus connections link Gyömrő with Kőbánya-Kispest, Örs vezér tere, and Monor.

Gyömrő is connected via main roads 31 and 4; there is also a rail connection from Budapest's Keleti railway station on the Budapest–Újszász–Szolnok line.

Geographical Setting

Gyömrő is a town in Pest County and the Budapest metropolitan area. The town lies in the hilly Monor region on the outskirts of Budapest.

Gyömrő is described as a garden city near Budapest and is located approximately 30 kilometres from the centre of the capital.

To the higher-level travel overview: Monori.

Other Destinations

Other places under the same destination:

Pilis, Gomba, Maglód, Vasad, Ecser, Nyáregyháza, Monor, Vecsés.