Intro
Along the Szeged road, at the edge of the forest, on the 8th kilometer stone of the main road, is the building of the former barracks, Sándor Rózsa Csárda. The documents were first mentioned in 1747. According to tradition, its cellar is stacked out of turf stone (freshwater limestone) from Turkish times. One of the dreaded outcrops of the Great Plain, Sándor Rózsa often turned around in the neighborhood, but also in the inn itself.
