General information
GPS:
N: 46° 49’58,1″
E: 17° 6’25,6″
Telephone numbers:
Major Office
+36 83 534 003
+36 83 534 013
E-mail: info@kehidakustany.hu
Interesting
Anna Hertelendy
The lords of the small village Kehida – newly built in the 18th century – were the members of the Hertelendy family. Gábor Deák married Anna Hertelendy, who possessed a considerable fortune – so it came Kehida (and later on the Dominions of Söjtör and Szépkehida) in the possession of the Deak family. The marriage was not happy. The lovely and talented Anna Hertelendy began an affair with one of her relatives, Ferenc Uzovics, and fled with him. She took a child, the József (the brother of Ferenc Deák, father of the famous reformer, of the same name, Ferenc Deák). Anna communicated to her husband from Nitra that she would not return home. Therefore, the elderly Deák Ferenc had to appear before the court – supposedly the marriage was dissolved by the Vatican. Also, the two sons had to appear quite often before the court – as Anna continues to have a dissolute life, her sons had to worry about the heritage.
Anna spent the last years of her life in the curia Kehida, where she prayed for hours in the chapel.
This village lies in the valley of the Zala. To be achieved on the main road Nr. 76, by Zalacsány. Today it is famous for its Health Resort and Family Spa – the excellent, sulfurous thermal water beautifies the skin and rheumatic ailments. It does not contain radon, also elderly people or children can enjoy the benefits of the water.
The history of the spa was similar than that of other thermal spas in the region. Here, however, one was looking for drinking water (not for oil) and finally broke thermal water on the surface.
When you visit Kehida, it is worth staying for several days, and to make a visit not only to the spa but to other places of interest. For example, to the church ruins from the 11th Century. The wooden benches and tables next to the ancient stones provide a pleasant place to picnic. But do not leave the insect repellent at home!