Holiday apartment in Trebeľovce: Ipeľ, nature and culture
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Trebeľovce can first be explored through its waters: the Trebeľovce Láza fishing waters consist of two gravel pits with a total area of 3 ha. The designation as fishing waters immediately identifies the character of this area. At the same time, the shoreline is more precisely defined: Trebeľovce Láza has irregularly shaped banks, around 70% of which are covered with vegetation, predominantly willows. Thus, the water surface, shoreline and vegetation stand alongside one another as distinct features. The gravel pits form the spatial framework, the irregular shoreline describes their course, and the willow vegetation completes the picture with the vegetation along the edge.
Natural environment
The Volavčia kolónia protected area lies within the cadastral territory of Trebeľovce. It was designated in 1992, extends across Mikušovce, Rapovce and Muľka, and covers 2.23 ha. The area is therefore not limited to Trebeľovce alone but extends across the three other named places. Its name, year of designation, area and spatial extent are among the essential features of this protected area. Together with the waters of Trebeľovce Láza, this creates a natural landscape in which water surfaces and a designated protected area stand side by side.
Church and architectural form
A clear cultural highlight is Kostol sv. Alžbety Uhorskej in Trebeľovce. The church is a pseudo-Gothic filial church built in 1896. It has a single nave; the presbytery ends in a polygonal shape, and the interior features a ribbed vault. This building therefore combines the function of a filial church, its period of construction, its stylistic classification, its floor plan, the form of the presbytery’s termination and the design of the interior. Kostol sv. Alžbety Uhorskej is in very good condition and serves its religious purpose. Its architectural form and religious function are thus described together.
Folk culture
Local folk culture is also associated with a specific date. On 28 August 2022, the 11th edition of the Trebeľovce Folklore Festival took place in Trebeľovce. The festival featured folk customs, songs, dances and traditional costumes, along with a market offering handcrafted products. The event thus brought musical and dance performances, visible elements of traditional dress, customs and handcrafted goods together in one celebration.
River landscape
Another connection with Trebeľovce is provided by the Ipeľ. The 10 km-long Holiša–Kalonda route is the most popular section of the Ipeľ River. The trip leads to Trebeľovce and reaches a landing place there intended for relaxation, observing beautiful landscapes and taking a rest. The river connection therefore encompasses both the named route between Holiša and Kalonda and the landing place in Trebeľovce and its stated purpose.
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Other places
Other places: Ruzina, Čakanovce, Lehôtka, Dobroč, Ábelová, Fiľakovo, Gregorova Vieska, Holiša.
To the higher-level travel overview: Lučenec District.
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