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The name of the city probably originates from its own name chess, which refers to a water plant that was abundantly located in the marsh of the Ipeľ river basin, and the original Slovak inhabitants of the lowlands covered the roofs. 

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The name of the city probably originates from its own name chess, which refers to a water plant that was abundantly located in the marsh of the Ipeľ river basin, and the original Slovak inhabitants of the lowlands covered the roofs. 

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Town hall

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The international border crossing between Šahy / Parassapuszta between Slovakia and Hungary, important for road transit from the Balkans via Hungary and Slovakia to Poland.

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There is the Hontian Museum and Gallery of Ľudovít Simonyi, the Town Hall - in the cellar of the town hall, Janko Kráľ was imprisoned in 1848, wrote the poem Šahy, the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Assumption of 1200, 2 synagogues, Tel. , Table tennis, FK Slovan Šahy, Body Building Club Tešmak, Mountain Bike Club Ipeľ Šahy, Šahy Cultural Club.

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City's personalities:

·         1910 - Ferdinand Daucik, player of Slovan and Slavia, representative of two world championships, coach FC Barcelona

·         1941 - Ladislav Ballek, ambassador of the Slovak Republic in Prague, writer - novels from the town and surroundings of Territory, he went to grammar school

·         Alojz Sokol - he grew up, went to schol

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The international route E77 Budapest - Krakow leads through the city center. The city is mentioned for the first time in 1244 under the name Saag. It originated first as a settlement at the premonstratensian monastery, whose main building still stands right next to the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church was built during the Baroque period. According to the population census in 2001, the population is 8061.