Kóspallag: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Kismarosi Sváb Muzeális Gyűjtemény and Migazzi-kastély are located in the surroundings of Kóspallag. You can rent a holiday apartment in Kóspallag. For those interested in culture, this cultural connection may be a relevant aspect of travel planning.

Landscape and Nature

Darabos-hegy, Sóshegy, Kopasz-hegy and Ló-hegy are located in the immediate surroundings of Kóspallag.

Kúlyika is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kóspallag.

The Kóspallag Basin is enclosed by Fekete-hegy, Szép-bérc, Kopasz-hegy and Alsó-hegy; the Kishanta and Korompa streams flow on opposite sides of the village.

History and Townscape

Kóspallag was settled by Slovak and German settlers in the 18th century during the reign of Maria Theresa; the church was consecrated in 1804.

Getting There

The road connection to Kóspallag is described from Nagymaros via Road 12106, which branches off from Route 12, and from Szob via Márianosztra on Road 12108.

There are older houses in the village; remains of former agricultural structures are also visible, including stables, pigsties and poultry farms.

Getting Around

Kóspallag can be reached by bus, on foot and by bicycle. Cyclists and hikers are mentioned among the people you may encounter in Kóspallag. This fits travel planning in which cycling or hiking plays a role.

More local pages: Ipolytölgyes, Bernecebaráti, Kemence, Zebegény, Nagybörzsöny, Vámosmikola.

Geographical Location

Kóspallag is located in the Börzsöny and the Kóspallag Basin, in Szob District of Pest County; its territory belongs to the Danube–Ipoly National Park.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Szobi.