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City with county rights in Fejér, Hungary
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Dunaújváros (formerly Dunapentele, Sztálinváros) is a town and district in Fejér County. Dunaújváros is an industrial town on the right bank of the Danube. After the Second World War, a large steelworks and settlement for 50,000 inhabitants were built around a small village. Dunaújvaros offers a very good insight into the architecture and urban planning of the early post-war period in Eastern Europe. Előszállás, in the southwest of the district, is covered in its own article.
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Reformed Church built in the 1980s. The exterior shape of the building is unique, that is, a truncated cube. The structure is mainly steel, which symbolizes a product of steel in Dunaújváros. The inner part has a star shape that symbolizes Calvinism. In front of the church is the steel bell.
Roman Catholic Church from 1864.
To visit the factory you must undergo a security check, and an alcohol test. If you are drunk, the alcohol test will be billed at 20,000 forints.
Collection of local history, Catholic church. Reformed Church built in 1914 in neo-gothic style.
A popular leisure village. Sights: Kulcs area of nature conservation (Természetmegőrzési Terület), wind power plant.
Former Győry mansion and English Garden, loess valleys, nature reserves, Roman Catholic Church, Reformed Chapel, Galgóczy Chapel, Big Municipal Library.
Baroque Organ (state of Hungary's oldest and most complete surviving renovated two-manual large- organ).
Jankovich mansion, Modrovich mansion, Rácalmás Islands Nature Reserve (Rácalmás Big Island), remains of the medieval church near to Királykút, the Old Village, Millennium park, Rascian or Serbian church (Ráctemplom) Evangelical Reformed Church (Szechenyi Square), Jankovich Chapel.
By bus
From Budapest-Népliget take a bus half hourly, one and half hours.
By car
Dunaújváros is on the M6 (Budapest-Pécs) motorway, which has three exits in the city.
By bike
The Danube Cycle Path Budapest-Belgrade runs on the other bank of the Danube. The Pentele híd (motorway bridge) south of the city can also be crossed by bike or on foot.
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