Village with 1,130 inhabitants 20 km west of Tatabánya. The village was first recorded in documents in 1230, it was mentioned as an estate of clan Csák. The Calvinist and the Roman Catholic churches were built in 1748 and 1784 respectively. The building of the Catholic parsonage was designed by Jakab Fellner. The two-span baroque stone bridge between Dad and Kecskéd was built in 1773.