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Ópusztaszer

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  • Ópusztaszer: National Historical Memorial Park
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    …to traditional history, the village Ópusztaszer was the site of the first council of the seven conquering Magyar tribes that formed the Árpád dynasty in the late 9th century. The 136-acre (55-hectare) Ópusztaszer National Heritage Park commemorates the site. Other cultural attractions in the county include the Franciscan monastery and…

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    …to traditional history, the village Ópusztaszer was the site of the first council of the seven conquering Magyar tribes that formed the Árpád dynasty in the late 9th century. The 136-acre (55-hectare) Ópusztaszer National Heritage Park commemorates the site. Other cultural attractions in the county include the Franciscan monastery and…

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