Remetehegy, Mountain peak in Óbuda district, Budapest, Hungary.

Remetehegy rises to 351 meters (1,150 feet) within the Budai Mountains in Óbuda district. The peak forms a natural complex with neighboring summits including Tábor-hegy and Mátyás-hegy, all part of this highland region.

Remetehegy takes its name from the 351-metre Remete-hegy above it. In 1699 the Augustinian monk Prosperus reported to the local authorities that he had obtained permission from the Zichy family to establish a hermitage, which he built here. The district remained separate until 12 December 2012, when the Budapest City Council merged it with Mátyáshegy, Táborhegy and Testvérhegy under the name Óbuda hegyvidéke, detaching Harsánylejtő from Testvérhegy as a district of its own.

The name comes from Prosperus, an Augustinian monk who in 1699 told the local authorities he had permission from the Zichy family to set up a hermitage, and built it here. The district kept that name until 12 December 2012, when the Budapest City Council merged it with Mátyáshegy, Táborhegy and Testvérhegy into Óbuda hegyvidéke.

The mountain is accessible via bus line 65 from Kolosy tér, which extends to the Szépvölgyi dűlő terminus. The walking routes are open year-round, but the terrain is steep in places, so proper footwear with good grip is important.

The southern slope faces the Szép-völgy valley while the eastern side gradually descends toward central Óbuda. These different orientations create distinct climate patterns and vegetation zones on each flank.