The village hall was created in 2004 to preserve the village’s folk culture. Here you can see the tools of life, clothing and furniture of the people who lived from agriculture at the turn of the century. A special feature is the beautiful wall painting, a reconstruction of a detail of which can be seen. In addition to the ethnographic collection, the memorial room of Lajos Gulyás, a Reformed pastor who was martyred after the ’56 revolution, is also on display.
