village museum, opened in 1964, is a listed monument. The village presumably had a church as early as the 11-12th centuries, but the present Baroque-style church was built in 1800. Since the Middle Ages, Kesztölc has had extensive vineyards and orchards. Between 1250 and 1304 the centre of the Pauline Order, the first religious order founded by the Hungarians, operated at Klastrompuszta. The complex of the Monastery of the Holy Cross itself, founded by the Blessed Özséb, was destroyed in 1526, when the invading Turks burnt down all the monasteries in the Pilis region. References External links Street map (Hungarian) Populated places in Komárom-Esztergom County