Szentendre - Hungarian Open Air Museum

The main attraction of the settlement from the Upper Tisza region, the wooded area on the eastern border of present-day Hungary, is the Reformed Church from the village of Mánd, built in 1787/90. The free-standing clinker-covered 17th C bell tower once belonged to the daughter church in Nebesborzova. On the hill above this settlement is the log-cabin style Greek Orthodox church from the little village of Mándok, which is representative of the basic type of Orthodox church in the North and South Carpathians. The interior of this 18th and 19th C church meets the liturgical requirements of both the Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.