Travel Guide Karađorđevo (Карађорђево)

Karađorđevo is a small Hungarian village that seems frozen in time, with a heart of die-hard villagers, in this town that has never exceeded 1,000 inhabitants. There are still many pretty peasant houses in the middle of the Titist buildings and its mill, very authentic, dates from its foundation. The history of the site begins in 1884, when the Habsburg monarchy founded a stud farm here, which became one of the most important in Europe and without doubt the largest in Central Europe. It remains a horse breeding center today and the adjacent nature reserve is a famous hunting ground. A beautiful nature destination