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Here, at


                              home,



                          together






                     Here winds the Tisza river with its backwaters suitable for
                     active recreation.
                     Here blooms the pheasant’s eye in the ancient bog of Bátor-
                     liget, reminiscent of the old countryside of the Hungarian
                     Great Plain.

                     The rose garden of Luby Castle and Rosarium in Nagyar so-
                     othes all our senses.
                     Here we can embrace the more than 100-year-old sycamore
                     tree in the castle park of Cégénydányád.
                     Here we bow our heads to the poem of the Hymn, in the ce-
                     metery with boat-shaped headstones in Szatmárcseke.
                     This is the homeland of the internationally famous and suc-

                     cessful Cantemus choir family.
                     Gyula Krúdy was born in the Nyírség, as was Gyula Benczúr,
                     the greatest figure of our representative historical painting.

                     Also, András Jósa lived here, who ensured that all residents
                     in Szabolcs had access to artesian wells.
                     In Nyíregyháza-Sóstógyógyfürdő, Hungary’s largest regional
                     open-air ethnographic museum preserves the emblematic
                     buildings and furnishings of the various small regions. How-
                     ever, while walking through the charming village houses, ev-

                     eryone feels like getting to know this county, a place worth
                     visiting, where it is worth staying, where it is good to live, and,
                     as many people have already experienced or realized: a place
                     where it is good to return.
















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