Pákozd Military Memorial Park, Military memorial and museum in Pákozd, Hungary

Pákozd Military Memorial Park is a memorial site near Lake Velence featuring tanks, cannons, and military flags arranged on a hillside location. The facility includes interactive displays that provide insight into the regional history.

The park was founded to commemorate the 1848 battle when Hungarian forces achieved a decisive victory during the independence war. This event became a turning point for the national liberation movement.

The memorial serves as a learning place where visitors discover the region's military past through displays and battlefield remains. The exhibits help people understand how this battle shaped Hungarian identity and memory.

The park lies on a 1.6-hectare site on Mészeg-hegy, reached by the 81 307 road branching off route 8116. The terrain is hilly, with paths climbing between the obelisk, the lookout point and the exhibition areas. Sturdy shoes help on the uneven ground.

The Don Bend Memorial Chapel also belongs to the park, although it stands more than 500 metres from the 1.6-hectare grounds. It commemorates the Hungarian soldiers and victims of the Second World War, not the First. Visitors who walk there find a separate site tied to the park's collection.