Piliscsaba

Piliscsaba is a town in Pest County, Hungary. It lies in the northern part of the county within the Budapest metropolitan area, at the eastern edge of the Pilis Hills. The surrounding landscape consists of forests and rolling rural terrain, and the town functions primarily as a residential and commuting community for Budapest.

The settlement has medieval origins, with its name reflecting proximity to the Pilis mountains. Historically it was part of local estates and religious foundations; in the 20th century it developed as a residential suburb of Budapest, benefiting from improved transport connections to the capital.

Piliscsaba is administered as a town of Pest County. The municipality includes a compact town center and surrounding rural areas, with residents participating in regional and national elections.

The population is predominantly Hungarian. The local economy is service-based, featuring shops, small businesses, and schools; many residents commute to Budapest for work or study.

Local culture centers on community life and access to outdoor recreation. The town provides access to hiking and cycling routes in the Pilis Hills and hosts various local events and markets that reflect regional traditions.

Piliscsaba is served by regional transport links, including road connections to Budapest and nearby towns and local rail services. Its location within the Budapest metro area and proximity to natural areas make it a common residence for those seeking a suburban, countryside-adjacent environment.