Petőfi fája - Szatmárcseke

Quiet, peaceful place. We were with the kids and it was only here that we realized we could have even connected it with the meal.

If you go to see it, it’s not worth seeing a 200-year-old tree every day.

Calm place, quiet environment. It is also an excellent place for smaller family meals!

It is true that the tree is no longer alive, but there is another memory instead and the environment is good.

Nice place, pleasant environment. It is worth visiting who is in the area.

As the wanderer approaches from Szatmárcsek to Nagyar, “pay close attention” to the left side of the road. Here is the tree under which Petőfi (supposedly) wrote his poem The Tisza. There stands the hundreds of years old oak that was once a mansion. Today, only the dead tribe stands. He was “killed” by fire and storm. It was once 20 meters high, its canopy expanding to 30 meters. This wooden cyclops stood on a 6 and a half meter thick trunk. The wise locals sprouted a small oak sapling from the acorns of the ailing tree. The people of Kisújszállás did the same, so when the two offspring of the old pedunculate, who died in 1996, took over the “baton”. So today they give the shadow to the wanderer. It is a catchy sight of the dead, the past, which is surrounded today by the two descendants in a protective-kindergarten. In the beautifully landscaped area, I became aware of a few more seedlings, the “future”. They all came here on September 6, 2014. At that time, a meeting of the settlements guarding the Petőfi memorial trees was held. This is how the oaks of Dömsöd, the som of Koltró and the wild pear of Székelykeresztúr came next to the oak of Nagyari. This small memorial park, near which the little Tour is really in a hurry…