cellász

Cellász is a fictional municipality in the central plains of the country of Talaria. Situated along the Cella River, it sits amid rolling farmland and small forests. The town's layout centers on a compact Old Quarter and a riverside promenade.

First documented in the 12th century, Cellász grew as a market town serving surrounding farms. It experienced growth during the Renaissance, and industrialization in the 19th century introduced textile and timber trades. The 20th century brought road and rail connections, shaping its modern fabric.

Cellász operates under a mayor-council government. The economy blends agriculture, rural manufacturing, and a growing service sector. Vineyards and wine cellars are notable, as is the preservation of historic cellars used for storage and tourism.

Cultural life centers on the annual Cellász Wine Festival and the Old Cellar Museum. Notable landmarks include the Town Hall, the St. Tryphón Church, and the riverside promenade.

The population is around 16,000 residents, with a mix of families and retirees. Public transport includes a regional rail stop and bus network connecting to neighboring towns.

Education includes a primary school, a secondary campus, and a small vocational college focused on viticulture and crafts. Notable fictional individuals include wine-maker Elena Varga and architect Márton Fekete.