Velem

Velem ( German: St. Veit in Vas County ) is a Hungarian village near the Austrian border, 6 km southwest of Kőszeg ( Güns ) away, on the slopes of Günser Mountains. The place is located in the area of ​​the Park Geschriebenstein - Irottkö.

History

At the Holy Brunn - source archaeologists found 2000 year old Roman aqueducts, which led the water to Szombathely. In the villa Stirling fleeing the Szálasi government kept on the Holy Crown between December 29, 1944 and 19 March 1945.

Attractions

  • St. Vitus Church on the St. Vitus mountain
  • The still functioning mill, named after the former Mueller Schulte family, was mentioned in documents in 1568. In 1913 she was dismantled and rebuilt the following year. Now it is a listed building and is home to a museum.
  • Chestnut forest with 200 year old chestnut trees

Others

  • Every year on June 15th commemoration of the cholera epidemic in 1849
  • Parish of St. Vitus Church
  • Hard " spring greeting"
  • Chestnut Festival
  • Vintage
  • Day of Birds and Trees

Pictures

St. Vitus Church on the mountain of the same

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