Pannonhalma

Pannonhalma is an administrative district in western Hungary containing one town and sixteen surrounding villages. The area spans several hundred square kilometers of mixed rural and settled landscape.

The area gained importance in the late 10th century when a Benedictine monastery was established by a ruling prince. This monastery later developed into a major center of religious and political influence throughout the medieval period.

The area shows strong religious traditions in how locals use public spaces and buildings. The Benedictine monastery serves as a spiritual and cultural center where the community gathers for celebrations and ceremonies.

The district can be accessed via regional road networks linking neighboring administrative areas. Visitors should note that the area consists of multiple scattered settlements, making personal transportation helpful for exploring different villages.

The monastery was founded by a ruling prince and later became a landowner with extensive territories. This accumulation of power made it one of the most influential religious institutions of its era.

Location: Pannonhalma District

Shares border with: Pázmándfalu, Nyalka, Tarjánpuszta, Ravazd, Sokorópátka, Tényő, Écs, Nyúl, Győrság

Website: http://pannonhalma.hu

GPS coordinates: 47.54861,17.74833

Latest update: December 23, 2025 21:05