Halász-kastély - Halász-kastély

In 2016, a smaller, completely renovated Fisherman's Castle was located in Kápolnásnyék, at the eastern end of Lake Velence, 26 kilometers from Székesfehérvár and 44 kilometers from Budapest. The manor house preceding the castle was built around 1810 by Jr. Péter Magyary-Kossa, Chief Servant Judge of Fejér County. One of his descendants was married to Lazarus the Fisherman of Dabasi, and in 1844 he took possession of the Fisher family. The heyday of the castle He lived under the ownership of Gedeon Halász between 1910 and 1944, who expanded, technically modernized and converted his hundred-year-old home into a neo-baroque style castle around 1910. At the same time, the former small ornamental garden was transformed into a real English park through the purchase of a few adjoining plots, expanding in a westerly direction. The castle is located in the II. It became completely dilapidated during World War II and then during the period of TSZ's operation, unfortunately almost nothing of its original furniture and objects of use remained for posterity, except for a memorial room, its halls serve as venues for art exhibitions. From the M7 motorway, at the Kápolnásnyék / Velence / Vereb exit, following the route Connecting road - Mátyás király utca - Fő utca, there is a paved car park in the cul-de-sac leading to the Nyéki Belatiny Brewery, but Deák Ferenc utca can also be reached. The adult ticket currently costs HUF 1,000.