Kamut

The village of Kamut has existed since the Árpád era, with its name appearing in 12th-century documents. Throughout history, Kamut played a significant role, serving as the seat of Békés County from 1517 to 1552 when the Kamuthy family resided here. Although the village was destroyed during the Turkish occupation, it was repopulated in the 18th century and regained its independence in 1949. Today, Kamut is a developing village, with many public buildings and institutions undergoing modernisation in recent years, ensuring the comfort of its residents and maintaining a pleasant community atmosphere. Kamut's rich history and ongoing modernisation make it an attractive destination for visitors.

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Getting there and arrival

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Transport options in the destination

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Parking information

Free outdoor parking available

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