It is a dead-end village between Marcali and Mesztegnyő, west of road no. 68. It was first mentioned in records when King Béla III confirmed the property of the John knights of Székesfehérvár in 1193. From the 18th century it was the property of the Széchenyis. Their church was built on the ruins of the old Gothic church in 1766. Tourism of the neighbourhood has become important in the past decade. A well-equipped pension awaits visitors who wish to relax.