Kapuvar

Kapuvar is a small however historic town of some eleven,000 population in Győr-Moson-Sopron county, Hungary. The town is known for its thermal water which a few agree with has hydrotherapeutic homes. It is served by using motorway 85, and has a train station. It borders the Ferto-Hansag National Park, 15 kilometres from the border station of Pomogy. The settlement become fortified as early because the eleventh century and became the estate owned with the aid of the Nadasdy family within the 16th century. St. Ann's church contains an historic cemetery that is still being used.

Local gastronomic specialties encompass "clasp-knife platter of Kapuvar," rolled meat of Hany Istok, slaughterman liver, foreleg ham of Kapuvar, rolled meat of Hansag, fritter-like pastry, rolled crepes packed with preserves, and "pretzel of Rabakoz." There is one nice-dining restaurant in the village, and some small cafes. A exceptional collection of small, pretty homes with colorful flower gardens displays the tranquillity of the encircling rural location. The village turned into left in large part untouched through Russian affects.