Ruins of church in Somogyvámos, Medieval church ruins in Somogyvámos, Hungary

The Ruins of church in Somogyvámos are the remains of a village church in early Gothic style, standing alone in fields on the outskirts of Somogyvámos. The walls are what survives of the church of Csopak, a settlement destroyed during the Turkish wars whose name was forgotten. The ruin is listed as a monument.

The church belonged to the Benedictine abbey of Pannonhalma, which held estates in Somogy County and provided pastoral care through its monks. The village of Csopak was completely destroyed during the Turkish wars, and its name was forgotten. The early Gothic ruin now stands on the outskirts of the surviving village of Vámos.

The ruin stands on the outer land of the neighbouring village of Vámos, which survived the Turkish wars while the village of Csopak, whose church this was, disappeared and its name was forgotten. The site is a ruin of the early Gothic style, and the memory of the lost settlement survives only through this building.

The ruin stands on the outer land of Somogyvámos, in open country; the site is reached on foot from the village, with no facilities or marked path at the remains. The walls stand in the open, so there is no shade, and the ground around them is farmed.

The ruin is all that remains of Csopak, a village whose name was forgotten after the Turkish wars; the neighbouring village of Vámos survived, and the ruin now lies on its outer land. The standing walls are early Gothic.