Surjan and Cibakhalom are located in the vicinity of Fegyvernek.
Keresztes and Hegyes-hát are located in the wider regional surroundings of Fegyvernek.
Culture and History
Fegyvernek's medieval heritage includes the preserved tower ruins known as Csonkatorony. They belonged to a Gothic church built during the reign of King Matthias. For visitors interested in medieval culture, this monument provides a tangible point of reference.
Fegyvernek is one of the settlements along the Middle Tisza, between the Jászság and Nagykunság regions in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County.
Fegyvernek has documented medieval origins: the settlement is mentioned in a boundary description from the 11th century and in the Váradi Regestrum for the years 1212 and 1219.
In 1417, Fegyvernek was granted the right to hold a market; in 1430, the settlement was recorded as a market town.
A long-standing and diverse tradition of fruit growing in Fegyvernek is documented by local historical research.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Fegyvernek.
