Village with 2,697 inhabitants halfway between Budapest and Székesfehérvár, near the road No. 7, close to Lake Velence. Several famous people lived temporarily in the 800-year-old Baracska. e.x. Ferenc Kozma, a prominent personality of Hungarian horse breeding lived here and he was buried here. After the repression of the war of independence Mihály Vörösmarty lived here for 3 years. He wrote his most important work, the Preface also here. Besides his monument the Calvinist church is also worth seeing.