Hajdúhadház

Hajdúhadház is a town in Hajdú-Bihar County, in the Northern Great Plain region of eastern Hungary. It is situated in the Hajdúság region, known for its historical connection to the Hajdú warriors. The town is located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Debrecen, the county seat.

The history of Hajdúhadház is deeply intertwined with the Hajdú uprising and their settlement in the area. It was granted market town status in the early 17th century. The town's development has been influenced by its agricultural surroundings and its proximity to larger urban centers.

Economically, Hajdúhadház has traditionally relied on agriculture. In recent times, like many towns in the region, it has sought to diversify its economy through small and medium-sized enterprises and by leveraging its cultural heritage for tourism.

The town offers several points of interest, including its Reformed Church, which is a prominent landmark. The local museum, often housed in a historic building, can provide insights into the region's past. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor activities.

Hajdúhadház is accessible by road and rail, with connections to Debrecen and other surrounding towns. The local infrastructure supports its population and visitors. The community is active in preserving its cultural traditions and local identity.