Egerszalók
In the late 1960s, drilling for oil was carried out in Egerszalok, but thermal water was discovered. A spa was built, which became a legendary place that has no owner.
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In the late 1960s, drilling for oil was carried out in Egerszalok, but thermal water was discovered. A spa was built, which became a legendary place that has no owner.
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Written By:Pálfi Szabolcs, László Csáki
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Duna Workshop
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