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In a situation almost hopeless due to massive emigration, oil was discovered beneath the village. An excellent-quality oil field was discovered near Lovászi, Kútfej, and Tormafölde. The first oil well was put into operation on December 1, 1940. In one year, 22 wells were drilled, all of them successful. The production rate increased dramatically. A factory was also built between the two villages, and a housing development for the employees was built right next door. The "kemp," as the settlement was called by the locals, was a world unto itself. Apartments, shops, social facilities, roads, lighting, and a natural gas pipeline were built. The MAORT company also had a chapel and a school built. The village, which had been doomed to death just a few years earlier, was now reviving. This industry reached its peak in the 1960s. By then, 400 wells had already been drilled, and for a time, it was also the administrative center of the petroleum industry. Since the 1960s, less and less oil has been brought to light, and consequently, many workers have moved away from the village. This trend is unstoppable.

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Beaitiful green areas around the castle

Lots of veautiful Churches

A fort was mentioned in its place in 1320. At the time of the Turkish wars, the fort was owned by the Turoczy family, and had a four-winged floor plan with four circular towers at the corners. At the end of the 17th century, the owner became the Croatian ban Adam Batthyány and his wife Eleonora born. Strattmann who arranged only a few rooms for living in the fortress.

The parish church of the Holy Trinity is the most important sacred building in Ludbreg. It was mentioned as early as 1334, and the present one was built in the Baroque period. It is painted with frescoes by painter Mirko Rački.

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