Csomád: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional area around Csomád are the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, the Néprajzi Museum, the Hungarian Natural History Museum and the Museum of Applied Arts (Budapest). Baglyas-hegy, Kapitány-hegy and Szent László-hegy are also located in the wider regional area. For travellers interested in museums, this cultural context provides a specific point of reference.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Csomád.

Palotai Sziget is located in the surrounding area of Csomád.

Geographical location

Csomád is a settlement in Pest County, in the Dunakeszi District and the Budapest metropolitan area.

Culture and history

Csomád has a Protestant church.

The historic settlement structure of Csomád is described as consisting of two villages. The earlier settlement was located northwest of the present-day village, in the areas known as “novje vinice” (new vineyards) and “podstávka” (edge of the forest).

Nature

From the area behind the road leading to the local nursery and primary school, there is a view of the Sződ–Rákos stream valley.

Getting there

Csomád can be reached from Újpest-Városkapu using Volánbusz lines 313, 314, 315, 316, 318 and 319. A railway station on the Budapest–Vácrátót–Vác line is located on the outskirts of Fót, more than 2 kilometres from the settlement. Road access is described from the direction of Fót, Veresegyház and Őrbottyán. For travellers for whom bus, train or road connections are relevant, this transport context provides a specific point of reference.

For further comparisons with other locations, you can also view Őrbottyán, Galgamácsa, Erdőkertes and Vácrátót.

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