Zamárdi

Zamardi the lake at the south coast, Somogy County, the Siofok district, Siofok and Balatonfoldvar faraway from the town. Its name changed into Balatonzamardi between 1932 and 1943. The vicinity of the town has been inhabited for hundreds of years, and archaeological excavations have observed numerous prehistoric, bronze, Celtic, Germanic and Roman unearths. The maximum tremendous archaeological monument is the Avar Cemetery, the biggest and uniquely wealthy archeological web page within the Carpathian Basin.

The town's first 1082 look in Scamard form a border district mag, and in 1171 in ZAMAR as an true deed. Its call turned into written from the 13th century in the form of Somard , Somardi and the 18th century in the form of Samardi . For the first time, Zamardi's sulfur was blanketed in a agreement document in 1828. The subsequent decisive duration after the Avar generation is after the conquest.