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Hollókő, Hungary 4K a UNESCO World Heritage Site

This is a walk video of Hollókő, Hungary 4K a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I was in the area and I figured it would be great to do a walk video of this area. Coming into the town I was expecting it to be empty but on arrival I noticed the parking lot quite packed. And to my surprised there was actually a good amount of people walking around the small town. It's normally quite a busy town for locals and tourist alike full of festivities and hopefully soon it will return to that. The Hollókő Castle unfortunately, was closed in what looked like some renovation work going on. Some more info about Hollókő: The Old Village of Hollókő is a Palócz settlement located in the County of Nógrád in Northern Hungary, about 100 km north-east of Budapest. The Old Village, which has been deliberately preserved, is a living example of rural life before the agricultural revolution of the 20th century. The rural architectural ensemble, which covers 145 ha, consists of 55 residential buildings, farm buildings and the church. Together, the traditional Palócz use of architectural forms and materials form a harmonious unit with the surrounding landscape and natural environment, characterized by strip-field farming, orchards, vineyards, meadows and woods. The property also includes the medieval castle ruins situated on the hill perched above the village, which is mentioned as early as 1310. This castle played a decisive part in the feudal wars of the Palóc and the Hussite and served as protection for the village whose ruins have been found a little way from its walls. At the end of the Ottoman occupation (1683) the castle and the village were finally abandoned and the present village established below. I developed gradually throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. As was customary in the region, the first generation of inhabitants settled on either side of the main street. In this one-street village, subsequent generations built their houses at the back of the narrow family plots, thus progressively enlarging the built-up area. The barns were built apart from the village, on the edges of the fields, according to Palócz custom. The development of the village and the agriculture can be traced from various documents. In 1782, Hollókő was still a typical one-street village. Later, a second street developed to the east of the main street. A plan from 1885 shows that the topography was already like that of the present-day plan: the amount of cultivated land had reached its maximum by the mid-19th century and the village could therefore grow no further. Some limited growth started again in 1960 and is now strictly controlled. The inhabitants of Hollókő never heeded a 1783 decree prohibiting the use of wood for building as the decree considered it to be too inflammable. Consequently, the village was periodically devastated by fire. The last of these fires dates back to 1909, after which houses were rebuilt mostly according to the traditional techniques of Palóc rural architecture: half-timbered houses on a stone base with roughcast, white-washed walls, enhanced by high wooden pillared galleries and balconies on the street side protected by overhanging porch roofs. The church with its shingled tower is simply a transposition of this domestic architectural style. Hollókő is a living community that provides an exceptional and maybe unique example of voluntary conservation of a traditional village. (Source: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/401/) Time Stamps 00:00 Start Hollókő Castle 01:10 Muddy Trail Walking 02:55 Reaching the Town 08:05 Nice Corner, Sound change due to Copyright Issues 11:11 Church 17:00 Christmas Tree and Stage My Amazon Affliate Page: https://amzn.to/3G77dZt Gear I currently use Osmo Pocket 3: https://amzn.to/3MSMcWa Osmo Pocket 2: https://amzn.to/46pZ11p Mini 3 Pro: https://amzn.to/3sHJDzz GoPro Hero 10 Black: https://amzn.to/3ut37bS Zoom H1n Handy Recorder: https://amzn.to/3MPoHNK Follow me on Instagram:   / arwinfernandez   #hungary #citywalks #holloko