Calvary Hill in Tata

The stations of the Cross extend along the hillside, offering visitors a path for spiritual reflection within the natural environment of Danube-Ipoly National Park.

The establishment of Calvary Hill in 1958 marked the creation of a designated space for religious expression and contemplation in post-war Hungary.

The stations of the Cross at Calvary Hill represent traditional Catholic practices, drawing pilgrims who follow the path depicting Christ's final journey.

Visitors can access the hill through marked trails within the national park, with opportunities for both religious observation and nature exploration.

The integration of religious monuments within a protected natural area creates a space where spiritual practice meets ecological conservation.

Location: Tata

Inception: 1958

Part of: Danube-Ipoly National Park

GPS coordinates: 47.64321,18.31480

Latest update: September 23, 2025 13:00