Maklyánvár

During the existence of the small castle, not the Makján, but the local owner, the Szalók family, is included in the data, which can be traced back to the period between 1248 and 1337. In the 1337 news, only the "castle mountain" is mentioned, without a functioning, still standing castle. Nowadays, you can hardly see anything from the destroyed castle, the ascent is also adventurous, everything is covered with vegetation and thorny scrub.

According to historical documents, the former castle was built in the second half of the 13th century by the Maklyán family from Debrő. In 1453, contemporary records mention it only as a ruin. By 1509 it was only a castle, its stones had been carried away by then. Nowadays, it can only be approached through a dense bush. The south side of the hill has a milder slope, from there it is easier to get to the top. The surrounding hills offer beautiful views anyway, especially the pine forest to the south and the pine groves in small groups give a romantic atmosphere to the landscape. But unfortunately the area is almost impenetrable. There are also beehives and cave dwellings in the area.