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Ócsa Reformed Church (Ócsai református templom)
Built in the early 13th century as a Premonstratensian monastery church, the Ócsa Reformed Church is one of Hungary's best preserved Romanesque monuments. Featuring double twin towers, medieval wall paintings, and ancient stone vaults, the church survived Ottoman invasions and Reformation shifts. Local folklore describes shadowy figures of medieval monks gliding along the stone aisle at twilight while phantom organ music echoes through the nave.