Above all, Dag's quiet and clean environment and its location amidst a hill and valley countryside attract tranquility seeking tourists from near (Budapest) and far (neighboring countries).
	Dag's location is also favoured by its proximity to the city of Esztergom, the onetime royal seat of Hungary on the banks of the Danube River, and now as before, the seat of the Cardinal.
The Roman Catholic church, built in 1826 in the classicist style, is one of the settlements foremost historic buildings. In 1966 a church bell was unearthed within the townships boundaries. Dating back to approx. 1200, it is considered to be the oldest bell in Hungary.
	Foreign guests delight in visiting our settlement, which is a rare island of German and Slovak ethnicity.
During the summer months, youth camps are regularly conducted here for amateur astronomers, and radio enthusiasts (HAM).
	The area's preferred tavern in Dag is the Szomjas Boszorkany (Thirsty Witch), a place where, upon entering, the past is called to mind. The tavern's unique furnishings lure, in a curious way, those who appreciate ancient objects.

English by Johann Steiner