Parádsasvár: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Parádsasvár
At the upper end of the village, the towering Károlyi hunting lodge stands amid coniferous forests. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Parádsasvár can then continue searching for accommodation.
Landscape
Csór-hegy is a named mountain in the vicinity of Parádsasvár. Som-hegy is also a named mountain in the vicinity of Parádsasvár. Sombokor is a named mountain in the vicinity of Parádsasvár. Ilona-völgyi vízesés, a named waterfall, is also located in the vicinity of Parádsasvár.
Getting there
Parádsasvár can be reached via Road 24 between Gyöngyös and Recsk.
Culture and History
Parádsasvár is associated with glassmaking: the local glass factory has been in operation since 1767 and produces utility and decorative glass by combining artisanal traditions with modern technology.
Parádsasvár, Parád, and Parádfürdő were closely connected historically. 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.
Further Impressions
The Csevice spring is a carbonated acidic-water spring containing hydrogen sulfide; its water has been drunk for almost 200 years to treat stomach ailments.
The named Parádsasvár kanyar–Mátraháza cycling ascent runs from Parádsasvár kanyar to Mátraháza; it is 9.22 km long, has a gradient of 4.4%, and includes 403 meters of elevation gain.
To the higher-level travel overview: Pétervásárai.
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