Nagyhuta pecsételőhely - Országos Kéktúra

Dagger Nagy Huta lies about 50km from Kosice. The village was founded by the Slovaks following the expulsion of Turks from Hungary in the 17th century. The Slovaks came from Orava, the inhabitants have ancestors, for example, in Zázrivá. Older inhabitants hitherto "hutor", there is no problem to speak with them on Slovak. In the village live about 30 permanent residents. Unlike similar villages in Slovakia (Nagy Huta is a "blind" village, the road to it ends and the village is slowly changing into the chalet area) all the engineering networks are in place in Nagy Hute, the lights shine all night ... The great bonus of the village is the beautiful nature, the surroundings and especially the peace and quiet.

It was a very nice environment and no ink had to be kept, sealed by a spatula

Away from the noise of the world in a beautiful place.