Árpádkori Monostorrom és Ásatás

Interesting, thought-provoking. It can be approached well, it can be seen in a quarter of an hour, but you can stay here much longer. Organized environment, good information boards. For those interested in history and archeology, it is a sin to miss it.

It is quite easy to find, leaving Bugac towards Kiskunfélegyháza, a sign indicating the location of the dirt road. The dirt road is maintained, accessible by car, without adventure. Information boards at the site of the excavation provide detailed information on the age of the monastery construction and the results achieved so far in archaeological excavation.

Spectacular, history in mind! In addition to Bugac, the excavation of the monastery of St. Peter continued. The leader of the excavation, a second-year historian student at Eötvös Loránd University, guided us: Árpádian monastery dating from 1050 to 1200, which became the victim of the Tatras It was a rich settlement, it was one of the stations of the Buda-South trade route. Many tombs were discovered, in which contemporary jewels were also found. In time, direct modern tombs also appeared below the surface. Further exploration of the village in the immediate vicinity is planned. exhibition in a newly built exhibition, and will also be exhibited in Bugac, Kecskemét.

It's all about what happened. There were plenty of dead bodies. We also met a child's pelvic bone.

Very interesting, cult place