Százhalombatta

Bronze Ages

• They settled in this territory more than 4000 years ago, because the landscape excellent geographical situation.

The Roman

• The Romans built a Matrica-named military camp for auxíliary troops in the Dunafüred part of town.

• As a result of this stone construction, drainage, bath and road system had spread.

XX. century

• By the beginning of the 20th century Százhalombatta can already take pride in a catholic church, a school, a railway-system and industry.

Then Now

Marketplace

Main Square

EBattaRestaurant

National Health Service

Railway Station

Swimming Pool

Open air swimming pool

What to see

• Saint Stephen Square• The main square of the town is succesful example of modern town centre formation.

• The Reformat church– The plans of the Reformat Church were

prepared by József Finta, Kossuth-prize winner architect in 1996.

• The Saint Stephen Church– The Roman Catholic Church consercated on

behalf of Saint Stephen on the main square was designed by Imre Makovecz and created the organic-style school.

– The church was consecrated on 19 August in 1996.

• Matrica Museum– Matrica Museum , is a situated a little further

from the centre of the settlement, bears the Roman name of the town. Matrica itself was a flourishing settlement for 300 years in the 1-4 centuries AD. In the wonderfully renovated, historical style museum, the several-thousand-year-old history of the town is presented.

• This is a block of flat, which is cube shape

• There are lots of balcony and it is full of with windows

• Another cube shape block of flat

• This is a detached house, which has twostoreys.

• And this is a detached house too. But thishasn’t got a second floor.