Cegléd

Cegléd [ tsɛɡle ː d] ( German: Zieglet ) is a Hungarian town about 80 kilometers southeast of the Hungarian capital Budapest. The current mayor is László Földi.

History

Cegléd was 1290 IV first mentioned during the reign of King Ladislaus.

Cityscape

The architecture of the city mainly known for its health facilities is diverse. Outbuildings in the classical and religious buildings in Romanesque- Gothic style, also find buildings in the neo-baroque.

Aerial view of Cegléd

Sports

The football team currently plays in the VSE Ceglédi Nemzeti National Championship II, the second league Hungary.

Twinning

  • Germany Mühldorf am Inn, Germany (2005)
  • Germany Plauen, Germany (2005)
  • Gheorgheni Romania, Romania
  • Miercurea Ciuc, Romania, Romania
  • Romania Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania
  • Romania Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania
  • Vlăhiţa Romania, Romania
  • Vasvár Hungary, Hungary

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Gyula Zsengellér (1915-1999), football player
  • Péter SARIK (born 1972 ), pianist and composer
  • Tamás Lőrincz (* 1986), Ringer
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