Parádsasvár: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Parádsasvár
Culture
At the upper end of the village, the towering Károlyi hunting lodge stands amid coniferous forests.
Parádsasvár is associated with glassmaking: the local glass factory has been operating since 1767 and produces utility and decorative glass, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
Those who choose Parádsasvár as a travel destination may wish to find a holiday apartment there.
History
Parádsasvár, Parád and Parádfürdő were historically closely connected. At the beginning of the 17th century, the future Prince of Transylvania, Zsigmond Rákóczi, owned land there; the area subsequently belonged to the Rákóczi family for about a century.
Nature
The named mountains Csór-hegy, Som-hegy and Sombokor are located in the vicinity of Parádsasvár.
The named Ilona-völgyi vízesés waterfall is located in the vicinity of Parádsasvár.
The Csevice Spring is a carbonated acidic-water spring containing hydrogen sulfide; its water has been drunk for almost 200 years to treat stomach complaints.
Geographical location
Parádsasvár can be reached via Road 24 between Gyöngyös and Recsk.
The named cycling climb Parádsasvár kanyar–Mátraháza runs from Parádsasvár kanyar to Mátraháza. It is 9.22 km long, has a gradient of 4.4% and includes 403 metres of elevation gain.
Other places: Szentdomonkos, Mátraballa, Kisfüzes, Istenmezeje, Paradohuta, Sirok, Parád, Bükkszék
To the higher-level travel overview: Pétervásárai.
