Kondoros

The history and natural treasures of Kondoros come together in an exciting fusion. The still-operating Kondorosi Csárda was once a famous meeting place for Sándor Rózsa and the legendary outlaws of the Alföld. After tasting the local dishes, visitors can explore the life of the outlaws through a permanent exhibition in the inn. Nearby protected areas are home to unique plants such as drooping sage and dwarf almond, and the region is rich in small game and deer. Among Kondoros’s famous sons are András Balczó, a three-time Olympic pentathlon champion, and Tibor Csernus, a Munkácsy and Kossuth Prize-winning painter. The beauty of nature and the village’s famous figures coexist in harmony with Kondoros’s past and present, a tradition kept alive by the annual Kondorosi Outlaw Days.

Arrival

On foot
By bicycle
By bus (rented for the trip).
By car
By horse
By electric bike
By motorcycle

Public transport

Parking information

Free outdoor parking available
Electric car charging available (for a fee)

Sustainability level

Destination management 38%

Visitor management: 40%
Commitment and organisation: 0%
Design and development: 0%
Monitoring and reporting: 50%
Legal and ethical compliance: 100%

Nature and landscape 73%

Nature and wildlife protection: 67%
Nature and conservation: 80%

Environment and climate 23%

Land use and pollution: 17%
Water management: 60%
Energy, sustainable mobility and climate change: 0%
Adapting to climate change: 0%
Waste and recycling: 40%

Culture and traditions 12%

Cultural heritage: 0%
People and traditions: 25%

Social welfare 15%

Health and safety: 0%
Local economy: 10%
Socio-economic impacts: 0%
Community involvment: 50%
Human dignity: 14%

Business and communication 0%

Business remark: 0%
Information and marketing: 0%