Sumeg

Sumeg is a metropolis in the county of Sumeg in Veszprem County. Originally from the time of King Stephen to the agreement of 1950, the settlement belonged to Zala County. The metropolis boasts many historical monuments and monuments. The most well-known are the citadel of Sumeg, the Episcopal Palace, the birthplace of Sandor Kisfaludy, the prehistoric quarry. Ear the city, they observed bronze artefacts, found stone bales and urns. To the south of the town, at the Mogyoros Hill, a prehistoric quarry became determined, a blanketed location and a museum these days.

It become additionally inhabited in Roman times, as evidenced with the aid of the found navy camp and residential buildings. The basement walls of the 3-naval basilica were found inside the metropolis. The fort after the Tartar invasion IV. Bela started out to build it, and then the Bishops of Veszprém finished it. Sümeg was first noted in a diploma in 1292 , and in 1318 he also referred to the citadel. Significance of the Battle of Mohacs grew after.