Katonai Emlékpark Pákozd - 1848-as Pákozdi Csata Emlékműve és Emlékkiállítása - Katonai Emlékpark Pákozd - 1848-as Pákozdi Csata Emlékműve és Emlékkiállítása

I think it deserves it, but a good family outing can come up especially if it doesn’t rain.

The memorial site of the Battle of '48 is located in beautiful surroundings. We only looked at the outdoor attractions as the visitor center was closed.

Easy access by car, paid parking in main season ... Park history is available online so I don't write about it ... It's worth it to go with a little kid, half an hour of relaxation is absolutely guaranteed even for those who just rush to see the stuffed items! I can only recommend...

Arranged clean, not yet open at the time of our visit, immersed in the memories of a previous visit, visitors can take part in a prepared, sympathetic guide. Parking is also available for buses, but after 10 minutes there is a charge.

The memorial park is in a well-kept, experience-giving, wonderful environment! The accompanying buffet is unfortunately below standard! The service is unqualified!

Very good recreation for families, there is a military museum, trenches, cannons, even a tank, we can get a glimpse into the pre-war, pre-war soldier life, all in a beautiful environment! Worthy of its name: MILITARY MEMORIAL PARK

Lajos Kossuth concludes an idea: "He carries the guarantee of his strong peace." Once we got up we spent great hours here. We sucked the knowledge like a moss cushion of rainwater, ran up the hill, threw the hand grenade…. The environment enchanted us. The mass of wreaths, the historical flags fluttering in the strong winds, the slowly turning green slopes of the Venetian Mountains, the silver sparkle of Lake Venice spotted with reed islands. This is what cannot be told well, this is what everyone needs to see! No wonder Pákozd has since become a popular and distinguished place in both my heart and my gray stock. One of the most colorful and eye-catching sculptures depicts a blue rescue hussar, William. Perhaps no weapon was as feared and respected in Hungarian military history as the Hussars. In a letter in 1481, our king Matthias first describes the word hussar. These lightly armed riders are gaining a tremendous reputation. An XIX. In the work of Austrian military history in the 16th century, we read: “He jealously preserved the reputation of the most agile, the most fiery, inherited from their best fathers, he kept it for better or worse. He was known and admired all over Europe, and they were afraid of the hussars of the hussars, the Hungarian cavalry. ” The part of the 220-kilometer section of the Margaret Line between Érd and Lake Balaton affected Mészeg Hill. It has been restored. You can try what life is like in a trench. It’s pretty much characterized by these words: tight, uncomfortable, dirty. At 154 meters, we can experience what the soldiers felt almost 75 years ago. The biggest attraction of this “section” is the officers ’barracks, which could have even stood at Doberdo on the Italian front, which opened in 1915. Masses of crosses, bunk, utility objects on the ground. A startling image that authentically depicts the hell of the First World War. Our leader introduced every little object, talked about the air filter equipment in the barracks, and stood with a flood of questions with honor.