Ócsai Református Műemlék Templom - Ócsai Református Műemlék Templom

If you are near Ócsa, it is definitely worth visiting the surroundings of the church. The building itself is beautiful ... it reminds me of the ruined church in Zsámbék. Even a castle .. unfortunately closed gates. Surrounded by old small farmhouses, mini open-air museum. Interesting sight. Of course, everything was closed.

A piece of history! Admission to the church can be taken at the country house next door! Beautiful church! 1x must see! A lady leads you through the church, giving interesting and important information about this 800-year-old church!

Very nice place, ideal for a walking trip. Neighbor gate country house, confectionery, pizzeria, restaurant within a hundred meters.

A wonderful blend of architectural styles. This church is very beautiful and special. Definitely worth a visit! The lady who kept the tour was kind and prepared. Thank you for the experience!

The miracle of Romanesque! It is so "authentic" that some scenes from the series Cathedral were filmed here. But some parts of the Hungarian opera film Bánk bán were also recorded here. Wonderful arched twin windows, massive walls. Gothic already greets us here and there. It is worth checking in in advance. It is advisable to connect it to the Country House so that the local forces of the DINP park will get you to the church. Our leader was prepared. My disciples drank his demanding lecture like the sand of the Sahara in the waters of the showers! 3 religions return in the church: the Reformed, the Roman Catholic and a little Islam too! If you are obsessed or MUST watch.

This is not the first time I have seen the place, but it catches me so much that I will remember it for many years to come. First of all, the Reformed churches are not like that. Beneath the mace towers are usually more ornate, puritanical structures and interiors, perhaps one of the most striking differences. That's not it. She drives to an absolutely classical Catholic house of worship. Of course, it was built by the Premontreians, in an incalculable distance in time, and astonishingly blending Romanesque and Gothic style elements. Inside, the colonnade separating the main nave from the aisle is once Gothic and once Romanian, alternately. . . even the gate is mixed architecturally, one half carved in this style and the other half in it. This church has astonishingly beautiful proportions. Even if you don’t understand anything technically, architecturally, you can still see and feel it. And amazingly beautiful stories and legends circulate between the columns. There was this church alternately Muslim and Christian when history came here. We find out where Mecca is, and there are Arabic (Turkish) inscriptions on the outer walls. But it's okay, the different faiths of the world get to know each other just fine. Please do not hurt each other or us. And then we will admire for a long time in such limestone-sandstone temples, where there is a pelican on the flag on the pulpit, on the walls and a dragon, a bear, a lion, and so on. carvings are also found. . .