Százhalombatta Town's Bath

Artificial lake, walkway around it.

Built in 1999 according to the plans of József Finta.

The museum was named after the Roman settlement of Matrica, which was near present-day Százhalombatta. The museum was established in a former mansion and it is a museum of local history. History is presented by objects found or gathered locally. The permanent exhibition guides visitors through history, from the Ice Age until the 19th century, in a single undivided space.

4 m high bronze statue made by Péter Szabolcs in 2000. Stands with extended arms and in one hand country sceptre and in another the Globus cruciger, the royal mantle hanging from his shoulders.