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[http://www.ocsaitajhaz.hu Peasent House Museum] {{dead link|May 2016}}, local historical collection, six unique peasant houses may stand under the Ancient Monuments Act and show the architecture of the 18th century’s villages. The personal articles, tools, clothes, and furnishing that are on displa
y in the house, were part of the everyday life of the inhabitants of Ócsa one hundred, two hundred years ago. (Hu: Ócsai Tájház, Loc: Dr. Békési Panyik Andor út 4-6., Phone: +36 30 4943368 — ocsaitajhaz@dinpig.hu, Opening hours: From 1 Feb until 30 Nov: Mon closed. Tu-Fr 9-16 Sa, Su and holiday 10-17, Admission: Adult/reduced: 800/500), - http://omve.hu/ Ócsa Landscape Protection Area, over two hundred bird species, - mostly Great White Egret, White Stork, Warbler species, - different insects. Residue species of psicrophile plants, Orchids, Siberian Iris, moor meadows, moor forests, swamps. Here located a presentation house, educational path and look-out tower (Hu: Ócsai Tájvédelmi Körzet - More info: Dr. Békési Panyik Andor út 4-6., Phone: +36 30 4943368. ocsaitajhaz@dinpig.hu, Location: The Peasent House Museum in the town center is the best starting point for any tours. The strictly closed areas can only be accessed and visited by professional tour guides!), - [http://www.users.monornet.hu/ocsaref/ Reformed Church] {{dead link|May 2016}} in Ócsa, The pride of its is the Roman style Basilica, which was built in the 13th century in Romanesque style by the members of the French rel
Listen to the audio guide for Ócsai Piac Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off