symbolises value, ideals and harmony, while the blue represents the Danube. Transport Mass transit is operated by Volánbusz, with five bus lines. Many buses depart to nearby cities, such as Sóskút, Pusztazámor, Százhalombatta, and Budapest. In the city, there are five railway stations (Érd, Érd alsó, Érd felső, Tétényliget, and Érdliget). Passengers can travel to Budapest, Pécs, Nagykanizsa, etc. Tourist sights Hungarian Geographical Museum, founded by geographer Dénes Balázs Saint Michael Church Turkish Érd minaret (17th century; one of only three existing minarets of the country) Remains of an ancient Roman road Fundoklia Valley with rare plant species Demographics Population by nationalities: Magyars – 93.4% Romani – 1% Germans – 0.6% Others – 0.8% No answer, unknown – 4.2% Population by denominations: Roman Catholic – 49.2% Calvinist – 14.2% Greek Catholic – 2.2% Lutheran – 1.8% Others (Christian) – 1.5% Others (non-Christian) – 0.2% Atheist – 16.5% No answer, unknown – 14.3% Politics The current mayor of Érd is László Csőzik (Independent). The local Municipal Assembly, elected at the 2019 local government elections, is made up of 18 members (one mayor, 12 individual constituencies MEPs and five Compensation List MEPs) divided into this political parties and alliances: List of mayors List of city mayors from 1990: Notable people Ádám Szabó (born 1992), singer Ferenc Miákits (1876–1924), politician, minister of finance of the Hungarian Soviet Republic Ferenc Molnár (1891–?), footballer Rudolf Pap (born 1989), animator Zita Szeleczky (1915–1999), actress Twin towns – sister cities Érd is twinned with: Kolín, Czech Republic Levice, Slovakia Lubaczów, Poland Poynton, England, United Kingdom Reghin, Romania Xuzhou, China References Notes External links in Hungarian Aerial photography: Érd Populated places in Pest County Budapest metropolitan area Cities with county rights of Hungary