Komlóska

Komlóska (Rusyn: Комловшка) is a village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County in northeastern Hungary, close to the border with Slovakia, 70 km (43 mi) from Miskolc.

Understand

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The name Komlóska was first mentioned in historical documents in 1396 as Komlós and later in 1397 as Komlóstelek.

Rusyn settlers from modern-day Slovakia arrived in the village in the 1720s. To this day, the village has preserved its unique Rusyn traditions and Greek Catholic faith.

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By train

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There are direct trains from Budapest to the village of Vámosújfalu, from where you can take a bus to Komlóska. The name of the train station in Vámosújfalu is Olaszliszka-Tolcsva. The entire trip from Budapest takes about 3 and a half hours and costs around 5500 Ft.

48.25817821.4482351 Vámosújfalu Train Station (Olaszliszka-Tolcsva vasútállomás), . Daily, 5:35 AM - 5:05 PM. OSM directions

By bus

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Bus routes 3891 and 3884 run every 1–2 hours from the Vámosújfalu Train Station to Komlóska. The earliest departure is at 4:50 AM, and the latest is at 5:35 PM. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs 450 Ft. There are two bus stops in Komlóska: Komlóska, Erdészház at the Sólyomvár-Lak hotel and Komlóska, Községi kút in the center of the village, in front of the Municipal Office.

48.33619621.4581352 Komlóska, Erdészház, . OSM directions

48.34141121.4626833 Komlóska, Községi kút, . OSM directions

Komlóska

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Church of the Ascension of the Lord
  • 48.33994521.4642851 Church of the Ascension of the Lord (Urunk mennybemenetele-templom), +36 47 338 228, . Sundays and Holidays: 10AM Morning Prayer, 10:30AM Divine Liturgy, 3PM Vespers; Weekdays 6PM Divine Liturgy. It was built in 1820 by the local Rusyn Greek Catholics to replace a wooden church that had previously stood on this site. Church of the Ascension of the Lord, Komlóska (Q140338526) on Wikidata OSM directions
  • 48.33747521.4613572 Rusyn Country House (Ruszin Tájház), Rákóczi street 20, +36 47 338 127, . A historic peasant house built in the first half of the 19th century, which shows the traditional domestic culture and way of life of the local Rusyn minority. Rusyn Country House, Komlóska (Q140339033) on Wikidata OSM directions
  • 48.32922421.4533073 Castle of Solymos (Pusztavár). A medieval castle in ruins. Castle of Solymos (Q1289898) on Wikidata OSM directions
    Castle of Solymos
  • 48.35031221.4608074 Rusyn Leisure and Statue Park (Ruszin Szabadidő- és Szoborpark), Rákóczi street 121 (at the end of the village), . The park is the traditional location for Rusyn Day, Village Day, and weddings. Rusyn Leisure and Statue Park, Komlóska (Q140346767) on Wikidata OSM directions
  • 48.34577221.4636125 Wine Cellar Row (Pincesor). A charming path with wine cellars on both sides. OSM directions
  • 48.37111721.4702276 Zsidó field (Zsidó-rét). A field that serves as a stop on the National Blue Trail and is a nature conservation area of special importance (Q128561420) on Wikidata OSM directions

Events

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Rusyn House
  • Rusyn Day (Ruszin Nap). Every year, the local government organizes a Rusyn Day to celebrate the culture of the local Rusyn community.
  • 48.33980121.4624521 Coop Mini, Rákóczi street 19, +36 47 338 496. M-F 6AM–11AM, 2:30PM–6PM; Sa 6AM–noon; Su and W closed. OSM directions

Sleep

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Connect

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Komlóska's postal code is H-3937 and its telephone area code is 47.

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