Stop point - Ramocsa
The village is mentioned as Ramcha in 1378. In the 1600s, the village was destroyed by the Turks and was temporarily depopulated. The inhabitants of the village are mixed Reformed and Catholic. The new belfry, erected in 1993, has the Star of Calvin and the cross side by side on its helmet. The number of inhabitants is less than fifty.
- Ramocsa
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Stop point - Nádasd
NádasdAs a child, Saint Martin travelled with his parents from Savaria to Ticinium (Pavia) in Italy along the Amber Road, which can...
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Stop point - Kiszsidány
KiszsidányKiszsidány (Roggendorf) is a village of German nationality... The St. Martin's Road from Horvátzsidány passes the Kiszsidány...
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Stop point - Kobilje/Kebeleszentmárton
Kobilje/Kebeleszentmárton
St. Martin's Hill, St. Martin's Church
Kebele Creek was first mentioned in 1208 in the form of Kobula in a document. The...
Stop point -Pusztacsatár
PusztacsatárThe name Pusztacsatár refers to the Árpád era village of Csatár and the occupation of its inhabitants (csatár = shield maker)....
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