Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές ποδηλασίας δρόμου στο Μετζιμούριε

The Mura is a very wide river in Mursko Središće. What's immediately noticeable is that the community has adapted to the river. A beautiful bay was built on the right bank of the Mur, and a very inviting restaurant area was created in this area. It's inviting.

The largest portion of bograč, a traditional dish from Prekmurje, was cooked in Lendava on September 4, 2021, as officially confirmed by the Guinness Book of Records on Monday. The culinary team prepared 1,801 kilograms of the dish in a single cauldron. Six chefs and 20 helpers took 16 hours to prepare the dish, which typically consists of three types of meat, wine, and potatoes. The team consisted of professional chefs, members of the town and local communities, the local tourism authority, and firefighters. It took more than three hours to roast the 400 kilograms of onions. The world's largest portion of bograč also included four kilograms of garlic, 220 kilograms of beef, 160 kilograms of venison, 300 kilograms of pork, 400 kilograms of potatoes, 22 kilograms of spices, and 12 liters of local wine. Approximately 3,500 portions were distributed to visitors. The cauldron was borrowed from the municipality of Velika Polana, which produced the world's largest batch of sour beet stew in 2013, cooking 1,089.5 kilograms of the dish. Lendava was declared the world capital of bograč in 2011, and bograč is part of Slovenian tradition and gastronomic heritage.

Driving on the dike is a mega small problem that can be achieved

Nice place to drink coffe

The castle is the most valuable monument of secular architecture in Čakovec and Međimurje, and it was mentioned for the first time in historical documents in the 13th century. It was raised by a noblewoman of the Čak (Csak) family. In 1546, the castle came into the possession of the Counts of Zrinski, who, under constant threat from the Ottoman Empire, turned the castle into a modern Renaissance fortress and luxurious palaces. Today's appearance dates back to the 18th century. Founded in 1954, it houses the Čakovec Museum of Međimurje. Today, it is the central memorial site of Međimurje County as a symbol of its identity and tradition.

It was built by merchant capital in 1903 in the Hungarian Art Nouveau style as a meeting place for citizens, a new social class in Međimurje. It was built according to the project of Hungarian architect Ödön Horvath, commissioned by the Čakovec lawyer Rudlof Wollak, for the needs of the Čakovec Merchants' Association. In addition to the room for playing cards and other board games, the building housed a special chamber for ladies, a reading room and a dance room. During two decades, 1966 – 1986, part of the building was used as a library and reading room. From the end of the Second World War until today, the building is known as the union headquarters.

Crossing over a beautiful river

Nice rest place along the river Mur with restaurant and WC