Csomorkányi church

It is an indescribable feeling to stand in front of the ruins of a church built in the 1230s in the middle of literally nothing. Aware that here from the 13th to the 16th century it was a thriving market town, for the possession of which the members of the Hunyadi family also competed.

The ruin itself is beautiful in my opinion, but the road to it is, to put it mildly, catastrophic, only in dry weather, even slowly. The lookout is a big zero, if someone walks by look good, just organize a trip there is not worth it, kB can be viewed in 20 minutes

In the "sheer middle" in a nicely tidy environment, with a lookout, a statue, an oven, a description and of course the ruins. Very beautiful, very good experience! On wet soils gently, as it can absorb mud, otherwise easily accessible.

The church ruins are fine, the surroundings could be more well-kept. If we choose the dirt road to it well, it can be approached here and there by car. Of course, in dry weather. Next to it is a small lookout tower and a memorial column as a memento of the school and knowledge house that once stood here (1910-1973) in Csomorkány ...

The real sheer experience.