Nagyesztergár
Introduction
Nagyesztergár is a settlement in the Magas-Bakony Hills, near Zirc, where history and nature form a unique combination. Its first written record dates back to 1270, and its name is derived from the Slavic word "strugar," which means carver or turner. The history of the village is commemorated by the Purgly mansion, the Church of St. John of Nepomuk, and the Pusztatemplom monument, while the Village Museum and the German Ethnic Circle preserve the traditions. The forests of the Bakony Hills and the hiking trails offer active recreation.
Location & Accessibility
The village is located near Zirc, on the road connecting the town with Mór. In addition to the surrounding settlements, bus services run from Veszprém, Székesfehérvár, Mór, and even directly from Budapest.
Source of description: Municipality website.
