Saint Emeric Church, Egyházasdengeleg

Like a time travel .... Memories of the past .....

Nice church, it's a shame it was closed.

Couldn't get in!

Wonderful little early medieval church, in the middle of the cemetery, on the edge of the village. Sunset very cozy. According to some sources, the Romanesque chapel dates from 11-12. It was built at the turn of the 20th century and then expanded in the 14th century. There is a wooden bell tower next to it. The key to get in is, according to the internet, in the village. It is worth visiting, a small medieval treasure in the Cserhát, 1 hour drive from Budapest.

Beautifully preserved, special memory. It is a rare fortune to have survived in such good condition. Today's eyes look like a stranger, though he is faithful to the charming clumsiness of his early village temple architecture.