Zichyújfalu, Village municipality in Fejér County, Hungary
Zichyújfalu is a small village municipality located in the Seregélyes area of central Hungary. The settlement sits within a rural landscape characterized by fields and agricultural land in the region between several neighboring communities.
The settlement was first documented in 1239 and later developed under the influence of the Zichy family, who acquired estates here in the 18th century. After centuries under different administrative structures, the village became an independent municipality in 1997.
The village maintains traditional Hungarian rural practices through local events and community gatherings that connect residents with their agricultural heritage.
The village is accessible by regional buses and country roads that link it to neighboring towns. Visitors should know this is a small rural settlement better suited for passing through or brief stops rather than extended stays.
In the 18th century, János Zichy established a castle and deer park here, giving the settlement its name. This connection to the noble family shaped the character of the place, though some of these structures no longer remain visible today.
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