3 x Night CACIB International Dog Show will be held in Hungary in Sárvár from 17 to 19 July (on Thursday, Friday and Saturday too starting at evening 7:00 PM) of 2026 organized by the Hungarian Kennel Club. In 3 days 3 dog show waiting for the exhibitors Special Hungarian Champion titles with the possibility of obtaining.
Venue: Sárvár, Vadkert Major.
The programs of the 3 x Night CACIB Dog Show Sárvár:
17th July of 2026 – Thursday evening at 7:00 PM:
Night CACIB Show I.
Hobby and mix dog beauty contest
18th July of 2026 – Friday evening at 7:00 PM:
Night CACIB Show II.
19th July of 2026 – Saturday evening at 7:00 PM:
Night CACIB Show III.
The exhibition program for all three days
From 17.00: Entry to the show area
19.00: Opening ceremony of the show, the beginning of judgements in rings
20.30: Junior Handler Championship Daily Pre-Judging
22.00: Best In Show program:
- Child-dog pair competition – for handlers younger than 9 years old
- Competition of Junior Handlers I. and II. category – for handlers between the ages of 9-13 and 14-17
- Dog pairs competition – pairs of dogs of the same breed and owned by the same owner
- Competition of breeding groups – at least 3 but not more than 5 dogs of the same breed from one breeding, from at least two different fathers or two different mothers
- Choosing of the most beautiful Hungarian breed
- Dog breeds not recognized by FCI BIS
- Baby BIS program – choosing of the most beautiful baby dog of the exhibition
- Puppy BIS program – choosing of the most beautiful puppy dog of the exhibition
- Veteran BIS program – choosing of the most beautiful veteran dog of the exhibition
- Choosing of breed group winners – from FCI – I. group to FCI – X. group inclusive
- Junior BIS program – choosing of the most beautiful young dogs of the exhibition
- Best In Show – choosing of the most beautiful adult dogs of the exhibition
Ticket info
Free for children under 14 years old!
Children entry ticket (14-18 years): 2 EUR/day
Adult entry ticket (from 18 years): 5 EUR/day
Car parking ticket: 7 EUR/day
Caravans:
Please contact with the owner of campiong: Vadkert Major – vadkert@vadkertmajor.hu
Attention all Exhibitors and Visitors!
Exhibitors and visitors are responsible for the safety and physical well-being of their dogs during and within the event. It is forbidden to expose the dog to conditions that endanger its physical integrity, health and sense of comfort. Thus, e.g. it is especially forbidden to leave the dog in the car in cold or hot weather or to abuse it in any other way. These prohibitions are considered the rules of the event, breaking them will also result in a ban from our current and future events.
The participants are obliged to behave in such a way that they do not endanger or harm the safety or physical integrity of themselves or others, or the participating dogs, in the exhibition and parking areas marked on the map and outside of them. Participants may use the landmarks in the event area or in areas related to it only at their own risk, the warning signs posted in the area must always be fully taken into account and acted accordingly in order to preserve the physical integrity of yourself and your dog.
I wish everyone good luck and a pleasant time, take care of each other!
Informations of exhibitors
Dear Exhibitors!
After 01 January of 2025, the Hungarian Kennel Club will not allow the participation of dogs with cropped ears and/or docked tails in its events.
I. Breeds affected by the FCI standard modification:
- 343 Cane Corso
- 143 Dobermann
- 181 Giant Schnauzer
- 182 Schnauzer
- 183 Miniature Schnauzer
- 197 Neapolitan Mastiff
- 144 German Boxer
- 235 Great Dane
- 147 Rottweiler
- 184 German Pinscher
- 185 Miniature Pinscher
The following dog breeds of standards have been amended, removing the option of cropped ears and/or docked tails from the standard, therefore, individuals of these breeds with cropped ears and/or docked tails cannot be entered in Hungary into dog shows and working events from 1th January 2025.
II. Breeds not affected by the FCI standard modification:
The Hungarian Kennel Club has introduced the following rules for all FCI breeds where the standard description includes the possibility of a cropped ear/tail:
- For dogs born after 01th January of 2025, it will not allow dogs with cropped ears and/or docked tails to participate in Hungarian Kennel Club events.
- For dogs born before 01th January of 2025 dogs with cropped ears/docked tails may be shown at events until 01th January of 2027.
Exceptions to this regulation are dogs born with genetically proven short tails and hunting dog breeds: Deutscher Jagdterrier (103) from Group III. and breeds from Group VII. where the standard permits the presentation of docked tailed dogs from hunting ability perspective.
This regulation is in accordance with the provisions of the European Union and the Hungarian Animal Protection Act. At the same time, it keeps in mind the importance of preserving genetic diversity and genetic values.
Deadline for entry of the 3 x Night CACIB Dog Show Sárvár:
I. Entry deadlines: 25th May of 2026 – 01th June of 2026
II. Entry deadlines: 02th June of 2026 – 22th June of 2026
III. Entry deadlines: 23th June of 2026 – 09th July of 2026
🏆 Special champion rules at the Sárvár 3 x Night CACIB Dog Show weekend 🏆
- the Hungarian Minor Puppy Grand Winner title can get those dogs, who receive 3 very promissing I. title in minor puppy class (between 3-6 months old age) during 3 shows, ergo
3 x Very Promissing I. = Hungarian Minor Puppy Grand Winner.
- the Hungarian Puppy Grand Winner title can get those dogs, who receive 3 very promissing I. title in puppy class (between 6-9 months old age) during 3 shows, ergo
3 x Very Promissing I. = Hungarian Puppy Grand Winner.
- the Hungarian Junior Champion title can get for those dogs, who receive 3 HPJ title in junior class (between 9-18 months old age) during 3 shows, ergo
3 x HPJ = Hungarian Junior Champion.
- the Hungarian Champion title can get for those dogs, who receive 3 CAC title in adult class (between 15 months old – 8 age) during 3 shows, ergo
3 x CAC = Hungarian Champion.
Those breeds who subject to working test, the condition for the HCH is the issued FCI Working Test Certificate, which is a performed breed specified working test. You have to bring the copy of the working certificate to the show.
If the breed subject to working test, but the dog doesn’t have Working Test Certificate, those dogs entitled to eliciting the Hungarian Show Champion title.
- the Hungarian Veteran Champion title can get for those dogs, who receive 3 veteran CAC title in veteran class (from 8 years) during 3 shows, ergo
3 x Veteran CAC = Hungarian Veteran Champion.
You can request the champion certificate at the show place. The special champion certificate’s fee is 12 000 HUF or 40 EUR, independently if you request it at the show or later by post.
3 x Night CACIB International Dog Show Sárvár
Judge lists
The leader judge is Mr. Péter Harsányi from Hungary.
FCI – I. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Judit Korózs-Papp (HU): Hungarian Shepherd dogs
Vilmos Kardos (HU): Collie, Shetland Sheepdog
Péter Harsányi (HU): Australian Shepherd dogs, Miniature American Shepherd
Jánosné Balázsovits (HU): other English Sheepdogs, Belgian Shepherd dogs, Breeds not listed in FCI I. group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Szilárd Jakab (HU): Hungarian Shepherd dogs
Jánosné Balázsovits (HU): Collie, Shetland Sheepdog
Dr. Emese Kaszás (HU): other English Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherd dogs, Miniature American Shepherd
Boris Spoljaric (HR): Belgian Shepherd dogs, Breeds not listed in FCI I. group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Dr. Emese Kaszás (HU): Hungarian Shepherd dogs
Judit Korózs-Papp (HU): other English Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherd dogs, Miniature American Shepherd
Péter Harsányi (HU): Collie, Shetland Sheepdog, Belgian Shepherd dogs, Breeds not listed in FCI I. group
FCI – II. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Istvánné Juhász (HU): Great Dane, Rottweiler, Boxer, English Bulldog, Schnauzers, Pinschers, Bernese Mountain Dog, other Swiss dog breeds
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): Saint Bernard, NewFoundland, Landseer, Hovawart, Leonberger, Pyrenean Mountain Dog
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): Dobermann, Cane Corso, Dogo Argentino, Presa Canario
Heidi Kirschbichler (AT): Tibetan Mastiff, Shar-Pei
Péter Harsányi (HU): Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Dogue de Bordeaux, Mastino Napoletano
Boris Spoljaric (HR): Russian dog breeds, Sarplaninac, Breeds not listed in FCI II. group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Stefan Sinko (SI): Great Dane, Rottweiler, Boxer, English Bulldog
Istvánné Juhász (HU): Saint Bernard, NewFoundland, Landseer, Hovawart, Leonberger, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Russian dog breeds, Sarplaninac, Tibetan Mastiff, Shar-Pei, Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Dogue de Bordeaux, Mastino Napoletano
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): Dobermann, Cane Corso, Dogo Argentino, Presa Canario
Heidi Kirschbichler (AT): Bernese Mountain Dog, other Swiss dog breeds
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): Schnauzers, Pinschers, Breeds not listed in FCI II. group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): Great Dane, Rottweiler, Boxer, English Bulldog
Ligita Zake (LV): Schnauzers, Pinschers
Boris Spoljaric (HR): Saint Bernard, NewFoundland, Landseer, Hovawart, Leonberger, Pyrenean Mountain Dog
Dr. Emese Kaszás (HU): Bernese Mountain Dog, other Swiss dog breeds
Jánosné Balázsovits (HU): Russian dog breeds, Sarplaninac
Péter Harsányi (HU): Tibetan Mastiff, Shar-Pei
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU): Bullmastiff, Mastiff, Dogue de Bordeaux, Mastino Napoletano
Istvánné Juhász (HU): Dobermann, Cane Corso, Dogo Argentino, Presa Canario, Breeds not listed in FCI II. group
FCI – III. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Péter Harsányi (HU): Long-legged Terriers
Ligita Zake (LV): Short-legged Terriers
Stefan Sinko (SI): Bull-type Terriers
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Judit Korózs-Papp (HU): Long-legged Terriers
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): Short-legged Terriers
Jánosné Balázsovits (HU): Bull-type Terriers
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Jánosné Balázsovits (HU): Long-legged Terriers, Short-legged Terriers
Heidi Kirschbichler (AT): Bull-type Terriers
FCI – IV. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Boris Spoljaric (HR): the complete group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Stefan Sinko (SI): the complete group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): the complete group
FCI – V. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Ligita Zake (LV): American Akita, Akita, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed
Kristina Vanicková (CZ): Breeds not listed in FCI V. group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Istvánné Juhász (HU): American Akita, Akita, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed
Heidi Kirschbichler (AT): Breeds not listed in FCI V. group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): American Akita, Akita, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed
Istvánné Juhász (HU): Breeds not listed in FCI V. group
FCI – VI. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Stefan Sinko (SI): the complete group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
CACIB Show II.
Péter Harsányi (HU): the complete group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Boris Spoljaric (HR): the complete group
FCI – VII. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Ligita Zake (LV): Hungarian Short-haired Pointer Vizsla, Hungarian Wire-haired Pointer Vizsla
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): Breeds not listed in FCI VII. group
18th July of 2065 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Boris Spoljaric (HR): Hungarian Short-haired Pointer Vizsla, Hungarian Wire-haired Pointer Vizsla
Ligita Zake (LV): Breeds not listed in FCI VII. group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU): Hungarian Short-haired Pointer Vizsla, Hungarian Wire-haired Pointer Vizsla
Stefan Sinko (SI): Breeds not listed in FCI VII. group
FCI – VIII. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Vilmos Kardos (HU): Retrievers
Kristina Vanicková (CZ): Spaniels
Boris Spoljaric (HR): Breeds not listed in FCI VIII. group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): Spaniels
Kristina Vanicková (CZ): Retrievers, Breeds not listed in FCI VIII. group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): Retrievers
Vilmos Kardos (HU): Spaniels
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU): Breeds not listed in FCI VIII. group
FCI – IX. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Dr. Gabriela Ridarciková (SK): French Bulldog, Pug, Boston Terrier, Griffons
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU): Poodles, Shih-Tzu, Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniel, Tibetan Terrier, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Bichon Havanese, Coton De Tulear, Bolognese
Heidi Kirschbhichler (AT): Chinese Crested Dog, Chihuahua, Pekingese, Löwchen, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Papillon, Phaléne, other dog breeds of group FCI – IX.
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): French Bulldog, Pug, Boston Terrier, Griffons
Vilmos Kardos (HU): Poodles, Shih-Tzu, Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniel, Tibetan Terrier, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Bichon Havanese, Coton De Tulear, Bolognese
Ligita Zake (LV): Chinese Crested Dog, Chihuahua, Pekingese, Löwchen, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Papillon, Phaléne, other dog breeds of group FCI – IX.
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Heidi Kirschbichler (AT): French Bulldog, Pug, Boston Terrier, Griffons
Stefan Sinko (SI): Poodles
Ligita Zake (LV): Shih-Tzu, Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Spaniel, Tibetan Terrier, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Bichon Havanese, Coton De Tulear, Bolognese
Vilmos Kardos (HU): Chinese Crested Dog, Chihuahua, Pekingese, Löwchen, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Papillon, Phaléne, other dog breeds of group FCI – IX.
FCI – X. Group
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Olga Kupriyanova Sinko (SI): the complete group
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU): the complete group
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Kristina Vanicková (CZ): the complete group
Dog breeds not recognized by FCI.
17th July of 2026 – Thursday
Night CACIB Show I.
Judit Korózs-Papp (HU)
18th July of 2026 – Friday
Night CACIB Show II.
Péter Harsányi (HU)
19th July of 2026 – Saturday
Night CACIB Show III.
Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh (HU)
Attention!
The veterinary regulations in force in Hungary: a valid rabies vaccination for the dog is mandatory to combat the territory of the exhibition entrance! Entry to the EU countries and non-EU countries is in compliance with applicable laws and regulatory requirements.
The damage caused by the dog owner is responsible!
The exhibitors are responsible for safeguarding the welfare of the dogs at dog shows. It is forbidden to put the dog in a situation that can be dangerous for its health and welfare, such as leaving it in the car in hot or cold weather and/or treating it in a cruel manner. Violation of these rules will result in exclusion from the ongoing and future dog shows.
The participants are obliged to behave in such a way that they do not endanger or harm the safety or physical integrity of themselves or others, or the participating dogs, in the exhibition and parking areas marked on the map and outside of them. Participants may use the landmarks in the event area or in areas related to it only at their own risk, the warning signs posted in the area must always be fully taken into account and acted accordingly in order to preserve the physical integrity of yourself and your dog.
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3 x Night CACIB Dog Show Sárvár
Entry deadlines and entry fees
c First entry Second entry Last entry
C C deadline deadline deadline
C from 25. 05. 2026 from 02. 06. 2026 from 23. 06. 2026
C to 01. 06. 2026 to 22. 06. 2026 to 09. 07. 2026
1st dog 45 € / day 55 € / day 60 € / day
Additional dog 40 € / day 50 € / day 60 € / day
Minor Puppy,
Puppy, Veteran 25 € / day 30 € / day 35 € / day
Breeding group, Dog pairs 20 € / day
Junior handler 15 € / day
Reclassification fee: 10 EUR
Dog replacement fee: 10 EUR
Exhibition day replacement fee: 10 EUR
Attention!
Entering to the show is in accordance to the FCI and Hungarian Kennel Club’s Show Regulations, the exhibitor by entering in the online-system is undertake to comply and and recognizes it as binding on himself/herself.
Conditions:
- To the show only those dogs can be entered reached the age of 3 months, who has original FCI registered pedigree. One dog can be entered only to one class.
- Entry is available by online!
- Entries aived by fax and e-mail the organizers are not accepted.
- The entry fee must be paid also in case of absence.
If you enter more dogs, the Minor Puppy, Puppy and Veteran classes entry fees is not counting as „First dog” in amount!
For correct class entries, please use the date of showing to calculate the age of the dog.
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Sárvár Night CACIB I. Dog Show, 17 July of 2026 – Thursday, online entry, please, click>>
Sárvár Night CACIB II. Dog Show, 18 July of 2026 – Friday, online entry, please, click>>
Sárvár Night CACIB III. Dog Show, 19 July of 2026 – Saturday, online entry, please, click>>
For the entry you must make registration before. When making the online-entry you can make changes after the entry done for 6 hours. When you not make any changes in this 6 hours, the entry will become final. You will get automatically e-mail after making tfhe entry(ies). It includes all information. Please check and in case of any mistakes, inform us by e-mail. In the online system you can only make the payment by Bankcard or Creditcard. If you not finish the creditcard payment in the online system, your entry will be cancelled automatically.Entry is valid only if the payment is successful via the online entry site. Entries cannot be saved int he system without payment.
Entry is accepted after payment is fully done.
Based on the decision made at the meeting of the MEOESZ Board of Directors on 12th December, 2018 it is possible to process certain administrative changes in duly justified cases as follows:
1. In case the injury or incidental death of the entered dog – which fact needs to be proved by a medical certificate –, the owner can initiate the change the dog for another dog owned by him, or else he can also request to use the entry fee for a later show to be organized by the same club.
2. When having a several day International show it is also possible to change the judging days in case the participant happen to have an unanticipated duty that cannot be postponed.
3. Change of class is only permitted upon the explicit appeal and request of the owner provided also the age of the dog allows it.
Please note the above mentioned administrative changes can be processed latest prior the final and published (but not the prolonged) entry deadline. All and any such request for change costs HUF 4.000/ 10 EUR change. Requests and appeals should be sent to kiallitas@kennelclub.hu
Administrative fees will be collected on the premises and on the date of Show. In this case the documents and start number of the concerned dog can be picked up at the Show Office prior the judging starts.
Other informations are in the 3 x CACIB Dog Show Sárvár official website>>.
Or in the 3 x CACIB Dog Show Sárvár official facebook page>>.
Titles awarded in the Best In Show
Junior Handlers:
The Junior Handling competition is oganised for children at the age of 9-13 years of age and children from 14-17 years of age.
Braces competition:
Competitions for two specimens from the same breed, which belongs to the same owner. Only dogs, who are entered for the show can compete in this competition.
Breeding Group competition:
Minimum 3, maximum 5 entered dogs at the show, no matter in gender, which are bred in the same kennel (under the same kennel name), if heshe is not the owner, it doesn’t matter.Only dogs which are entered to the show can compete in this competition.
Minor Puppy Best In Show
Ranking three from this age 3-6 month old puppies, who gained ” Very Promising” at the show.
Puppy Best In Show
Ranking three from this age 6-9 month old puppies, who gained ” Very Promising” at the show.
Veteran Best In Show
It will be released from the Veteran class winner dogs. Ranking three places.
Junior Best In Show
This title will be awarded to three dogs ranked from all FCI breeds, who obtained the Best Junior title at the show.
FCI Groups are called separately.
Best Of Group
This title is awarded to all 10 FCI Groups, all FCI breeds compete, who gained the Best Of Breed title, in each FCI Group.
Ranking first, second and third place.
BEST IN SHOW
This title is awarded from the Group winner dogs. Ranking first, second and third place.
Source: The Sárvár CACIB Show official website
City of the Night CACIB Dog Show is
Sárvár
Sárvár is a small town in Western Transdanubia with a long history, located on the two banks of the river Rába, which forms the geographical axis of Vas county, in the estuary area of the Gyöngyös stream.
It is an area rich in natural features and has been inhabited since the Neolithic Age. The ancient Rába crossing point was owned by Celtic buoys before the Roman conquest. Their fortress was at Ostffyasszonyfa-Földvárpuszta. A Kr. U. At the beginning of the 1st century, the area of the Amber Road was occupied, so the area of Sárvár also came under Roman administration. Sárvár remained an inhabited area even after Roman rule. The conquering Hungarians built an earthen castle here against the German attacks. The castle was owned by the king until the 1280s. During the period of feudal anarchy until 1327, the Kőszegi family owned it. The manor of the castle was created by palatine János Kőszegi. In 1327 he was returned to the king’s possession by siege. Sárvár remained a royal castle until 1390. Sigismund of Luxembourg donated the castle and manor to János Kanizsai in 1390. Until 1535, the Kanizsa family owned Sárvár with minor interruptions. Led by Ferenc Nádasdy, the population repulsed the Turkish siege in 1532. Tamás Nádasdy and Orsolya Kanizsai married in 1535, so Sárvár became the property of the Nádasdy family.
The humanist Tamás Nádasdy established one of the cultural centers of the decaying country in the market town. In the courtyard of Tamás Nádasdy were often guest the scientists, artists, humanists, doctors, architects of the age. Sebestyén Lantos of Tinódi died in Sárvár in 1556 and rests in the land of the city. Country judge Ferenc Nádasdy was beheaded in 1671 and Sárvár became the property of the Draskovich family. During the Draskovichs and the 18th century possessives, Sárvár began to decline. Development began after 1803, when the Este-Modena family became the owners of the estate. Sárvár lived its heyday in the age of dualism. The sugar factory was built in 1895 and the rayon factory in 1904. As a result, small-scale industry and retail have boomed and the population has been growing steadily. The manor was developed into a model farm by its new owner, Louis the Prince of Bavaria. It was then that the educational institutions that formed the basis of today’s school system were founded, and in 1909 the present-day hospital was inaugurated.
After World War I, the development of the settlement came to a halt, and after the closure of the rayon factory, part of the population emigrated to France and Belgium due to unemployment. A II. After World War II, a new plant, the Poultry Processing Company, began operations. From 1958, new plants were established in Sárvár. In 1961, oil explorers found a treasure more valuable than gold in the womb of the earth: medicinal water. Spa tourism based on natural resources will play an important role in the future development of Sárvár. On August 20, 1968, Sárvár regained its city status, which it had lost in 1871. In the 1970s, the city was enriched with new plants and schools. After the renovation of the Nádasdy Castle, in 1978 it became the cultural center of Sárvár. An industrial park has been built in the city since 1995. 101 years after joining the national telephone network, from January 1, 1996, a modern digital telephone network will help the population and visitors to the city.
Sárvár, located in the Rába Valley, is one of the friendliest places in Hungary, with a little history, a little nature and a little relaxation waiting for visitors.
The city is demanding, clean, it is definitely worth walking around on the sightseeing light rail, as it passes the main attractions! During the nearly one-hour drive you can see the eclectic Town Hall on the main square, the Memorial to the Blessed Lady of the Millennium, dedicated to the thousandth anniversary of Hungary’s existence, and the churches of the city. Sebestyén Tinódi Lantos was laid to rest in the cemetery of St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church, and the Lutheran Church is a very nice classicist style building.
The pulsating heart of the city is the Nádasdy Castle, which is an excellent point of orientation. The Renaissance castle is one of the most outstanding monuments in the country, a symbol of the city. Today’s palace complex evolved from a 13th-century, three-story residential tower in the south-west corner of the castle, and from the northern one-story wing of today’s block. The first mention of the rebuilt castle dates from 1288. The building complex exudes a real medieval atmosphere with a high gate tower, a red brick arched bridge leading to it and the moat itself. The ceremonial hall is one of the most beautiful baroque interiors in Hungary. The Renaissance castle is part of the Hungarian National Heritage!
The Nádasdy Museum operates in the castle, named after Ferenc Nádasdy, whose art collection was famous far and wide in the 17th century. The museum has thematic exhibitions, we can get acquainted with the history and heritage of the Nádasdy family, a significant ethnographic and applied art collection, and in the tower room the age of Sebestyén Tinódi Lantos, who found refuge in the castle and died here. The hussar history exhibition is world-class, of which, apart from Sárvár, we can only find a similar collection in France.
Sárvár awaits its visitors with more natural values! Starting to the right of the castle, a beautiful park has been created in the moats, and through it you can get to the Arboretum, where more than 100 special types of wood offer real sights! The beautiful promenades and the artificial lakes fed by Gyöngyös exude real tranquility!
The Boating Lake, which consists of four parts and is connected by five islands and five bridges, offers a beautiful view. It is a really cozy place, fishing is possible in the 9-hectare water, boating, and in winter it can be used as a skating lake by the residents of the city.
Those wishing to relax are probably most attracted to the Spa and Wellness Bath. Undoubtedly, the most important attraction of Sárvár is the two types of medicinal waters found here, which laid the foundation for the development seen today. In the vicinity of Sárvár, 43 ° C medicinal water erupts from a depth of 1,200 meters, and 83 ° C with high salinity from 2000 meters. An important component of 83 ° C medicinal water is sodium chloride, bicarbonate, iodine, bromine, fluorine, and many trace elements. The famous Sárvár Thermal Crystal is produced by distillation from high-salt medicinal water. The salt bath is effective in some musculoskeletal, gynecological and dermatological diseases.
Right next to the adventure pool, a great adventure park has been created, with a 120-seat cable car, a 10-meter-high climbing wall and an archery course. A challenging task, a must-have program for any holidaymaker looking for adventure.
The city awaits visitors to Sárvár with programs corresponding to its tourist significance. Most of the events take place in the inner courtyard of Nádasdy Castle. The International Folklore Festival, which dates back a decade and a half, is also held here. The culmination of the programs, which lasted for almost a week, is the most spectacular moment of the gala show on August 20, the costumed parade of the participants in the streets of the city center, evoking a carnival atmosphere. Also connected to the castle are the regularly held international wind festivals, international hussar meetings, and meetings with sung poems evoking the spirit of Sebestyén Tinódi, the Historical Days. At the end of the season, the Simon-Judas fair in late autumn deserves mention with its half-thousand vending tents and huge fairgrounds.
Come and visit us too, the organizers are waiting for you!
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