Békeliget - Békeliget

Classy retro bowling alley?

Shady pine forest with toys, slightly neglected

Beautiful secluded little village, a nicely maintained park!

You drop into a little fairytale world when you walk in Ispán! Our name has two different explanations. The German word Epenwang-Espary means birch ridge. According to others, our Slavic is a nicknamed Slavic supranational. Its main street is horseshoe-shaped. The Pór-times formed on the western ridge accompanying the Ispánki stream, while the Noble or Lord-times formed in the east. The first written mention of the village is said by some to be from 1393 (Yspank), others according to 1428. Ferenc Batthyány took the pledge of Ferdinand Keral, sung by Tinódi, in 1550. (We know from the stars of Eger - the treasury was not very good even then!) Double taxation (double, Turkish-Hungarian folklore) came during the Turkish era. Because of this, the escape of serfs must have been regular. In 1949, there were still 249 inhabitants, today there are barely 110. The guards say: Our father is the middle of the world! Why is that? According to one version, because his temples have no shadow. Well, since what is not, it cannot be. (They have a unique almost pilincka thin belfry). Others say it is because it is equidistant from any neighboring town. Here, looking at the Szekler gate of the Peace Park, I wrote down what I had to download. I also saw a World War II memorial and a belfry that underwent the aforementioned diet.