Travel Guide Nagyvázsony

At 7301 kilometers from Veszprém, by road, it comes first for its castle, which is linked to the history of King Mátyás, the era of the Renaissance.According to popular legend, it was in these forests that this very famous king met a sucker renowned for his great strength. In order to be able to drink in a dignified way to the thirsty king, the young sucker used a large stone stone as a calyx.This young sucker, named Pál Kinizsi, later became Knight of the King, whose Château castle he received in 1492 rewarded his many services. The knight brought together the fortifications castle and built a Renaissance palace inside its walls. The ruins of the castle now have a small museum and a chapel where the red sandstone sarcophagus of Pál Kinizsi is located.