Szólárd

Szólárd is a village in Hungary, located in the Bács-Kiskun county, in the Southern Great Plain region. It is situated near the border with Serbia, approximately 15 kilometers southwest of Kiskőrös, the county seat. The village has a population of around 1,500 people, primarily engaged in agriculture and livestock farming.

The history of Szólárd dates back to the medieval period. It was first mentioned in historical records in 1332, under the name Zolard. The name itself is of Slavic origin, meaning "island" or "peninsula," likely referring to the village's geographical location on a small peninsula in the river system.

The village is known for its agricultural products, particularly wheat and corn. It also has a significant livestock sector, with a focus on cattle and pigs. The local economy is supported by several small businesses and services, including a general store, a bakery, and a small industrial complex.

Szólárd is part of the Kiskőrös district, which is known for its fertile soil and abundant water resources. The village has a primary school and a cultural center, which hosts various local events and activities. The community is active in sports, with a local football team and other recreational clubs.

The village is served by a network of roads and has good connections to nearby towns and cities. It is also close to the Danube River, which is an important waterway for transportation and recreation.

Szólárd is a typical rural community in Hungary, preserving its traditional way of life while also embracing modern developments. The village is a peaceful and picturesque setting, surrounded by fertile fields and the gentle flow of the rivers.