Village with 925 inhabitants, 8 kms from Zalaszentgrót in the picturesque valley of the river Zala. It was first mentioned in documents in 1333. It was named after the church dedicated to Saint László. Sight of the village is the community centre planned by the world-famous architect, Imre Makovecz, where a pension also can be found. Due to its beauty and the atmosphere typical of the Hungarian country the village is also popular among foreigners. Szentmihálypuszta on the edge of the village is an ideal place for riders. The closeness of Hévíz, Kehidakustány and Zalaszentgrót - due to their thermal and amusement baths - has an important effect on the tourism of the village. Outstanding event is the patronal festival on László's day.