Via Sancti Martin

Megállópont - Csöde

Csöde is a stop on the Via Sancti Martini from Szombathely to Tours in France. The pilgrimage route commemorates the great saint...

Stop point - Szombathely

The people of Szombathely are particularly close to the person of Saint Martin. Above the entrance to the chapel of the church...

Stop point - Ják

The Abbey of St George of Jaak was founded around 1220 by Martin the Great of Jaak (Marthinus Magnus de Jaak), and the teplom...

Stop point - Nagyköldked

The settlement is mentioned as Kewlked in 1221. By the early 1300s it was certainly a churched place, with a church dedicated to...

Stop point - Harasztifalu

Harasztifalu was originally a settlement of Croatian nationality, settled by Péter Erdődy in the mid-1500s. The name of the...

Stop point - Szatta

Szatta is one of the smallest settlements in the Guard. The village was depopulated during the Turkish times. The old village...

Stop point - Zalalövő

Zalalövő was already an inhabited place and a transport hub in Roman times. The settlement was granted the status of a town by...

Stop point - Ramocsa

The village is mentioned as Ramcha in 1378. In the 1600s, the village was destroyed by the Turks and was temporarily...

Stop point - Kerkáskápolna

The settlement was a village of the Kerka guards at the time of the existence of the guard organization (XI - XV century)....

Stop point - Kercaszomor

Kercaszomor is a predominantly Reformed settlement. Kecaszomor was created in 1942 by the merger of Kerca and Szomoróc.

Stop point - Körmend

(Written by Gyula Siklós, the archaeologist) In his will of 1434-35, the merchant István Körmendi mentions three churches in...

Stop point -Pusztacsatár

The name Pusztacsatár refers to the Árpád era village of Csatár and the occupation of its inhabitants (csatár = shield maker)....

Stop point - Zalaháshegy