You had a look at the church of Zalavar and then you suddenly notice a road-sign towards a Cyril and Methodius Monument. Of course, you are as curious as Lars and I are, and you decide to follow the sign.
A couple of minutes later, you’ll find yourself at the aforementioned monument. But what exactly does it refer to? In the 9th century, Zalavar was called the settlement of Mosaburg/Moosburg with a Slavic prince Pribina as its ruler. One day, his son was a host for the brothers Cyril and Methodius, who were on their way to the pope, because they wanted to promote the Slavonic language as a liturgical language. (Source: Wikipedia)
After this history lesson, you are ready for your next step!
