Welcome to Cund — or Reussdorf, as the village was once known. Nestled among rolling Transylvanian hills, it has been home to generations of Saxons, Romanians, Hungarians and more, each leaving their mark on its story.

The Reussdorf Experience invites you to wander its lanes and listen to thequiet echoes of time. Around the village you’ll find small pillars bearing QR codes — gentle digital doorways into the life of this place. Scan one, and you’ll uncover stories of faith, work, and renewal.

This is not a museum. It is a living village — shaped by the past, revived in the present, and open to the curious.

The History of Cund

Cund’s story stretches back more than seven centuries. Founded by Transylvanian Saxons invited by Hungarian kings in the twelfth century, Reussdorf became a thriving, self-sufficient community known for its craftsmanship and faith.

For generations, its people built sturdy homes and tended orchards. The twentieth century brought upheaval — war, exile, and silence. Yet today, Cund is alive once more — a blend of old and new, where locals and newcomers together preserve the village’s quiet dignity.