Cikói ótemplom

Quiet place for prayer and hiking.

Beautiful beautiful temple ruins when quiet people tell the place

The church of Ciko is located south-east of Bonyhád, six kilometers from the Széplaki valley. At the edge of the settlement, in the embrace of an old elm, one of the oldest historical memorials of the village is the tomb. The ruins of the medieval village of Széplak, which is a Romanesque building with its three-nave parish church, can now be found. Only the shrine and the shrine above the shrine remained. The remains of human bone remains, as well as stone and brick debris, have been referred to as the presumed place of the cemetery and the medieval market town. Today is the place of pilgrimage of the German minority population living in the area.

Very interesting, slightly mystical church ruin! Worth to visit!

Remains of a significant, I think three-nave church - the remaining elements reveal excellent masters. It would deserve a little more attention. Going from Bonyhád to Cikó, it is worth stopping at the railway crossing, and the approx. Walk a distance of 200 meters. (The dirt road is very bad, it is better to leave the car.)