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Our built heritages







                   Csongrád-Csanád County offers unparalleled architectural   The remaining church ruins from the era of the Árpád dynas-
                   and cultural gems to those who wish to discover them. Th e   ty, the kun hills, or the windmill are excellent places to make


                   county’s historical past and architectural features allow it to   excursions to. The region’s archaeological find of European
                   successfully exploit the potentials of cultural, religious, and   significance is the small statue of the Sarlós-god, which was

                   heritage tourism. The Art Nouveau style, which permeated   found in the highly protected Szegvár-Tűzköves area. Th ere

                   the Hungarian architecture at the turn of the century, can still   are castles of many noble families in the county, such as the
                   be found today, and these unique works of art were created,  Gerliczy castle in Deszk or Károlyi castle in Nagymágocs.
                   among others, by Ödön Lechner and Marcell Komor.  Probably Ópusztaszer is one of the most famous places of

                   The old churches, with their warm atmosphere, in the towns   the county. The National Historical Memorial Park, estab-

                   and villages of the Southern Great Plain remind us of the an-  lished to commemorate the Hungarian conquest, and the
                   cient past, and with their towers reaching the sky, they att ract   monumental Feszty cyclorama, its most important att rac-

                   visitors from afar. The town of Csongrád, the former county   tion, offers an unforgettable experience and is a very famous


                   seat, still preserves the objects of fishing, which used to be   tourist destination.

                   a popular occupation. In many towns and villages, country
                   houses preserve the folk architecture which used to charac-
                   terise the region.
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