Kőpiramis Iszkaszentgyörgy

The place is not properly signposted, luckily we met other hikers who helped us find the place. The stone table near it is also interesting. Pleasant beautiful forest, well-kept resting place.

The pyramid is easily accessible. In front of the last house of the settlement, the sign on the asphalt draws attention to the fact that after 700 m of leisurely walks we find the only stone pyramid in Hungary. Pyramid diagrams on trees and bushes also help with this. The environment is tidy and well-groomed. Relaxation is provided by pleasant benches and tables.

The main strike of our trip was the pyramid, but we found so many miracles here that in the end, it became just one of many. I was also interested in the history of the pyramid, which was easier to learn on site. Great build, not grandiose, that wasn’t the original purpose either. I’m sorry that the original forties before that were demolished in the ’60s, but thanks to those who rebuilt it, adding another attraction to the area’s attractions. A pleasant walk to the destination. Do not look for tourist signs for the wanderer, but small tiny pyramids with arrows point the way.

Siegfrid Pappenheim was a highly educated man and a fan of ancient culture. He visited Egypt several times and devoted a great deal of time to studying the pyramids. A tribute to the greatness of his cousin led Count Pappenheim Siegfried to make the decision to erect a pyramid. It was rebuilt in 2014 and a more modern version of the original monument was erected: the pyramid is already on a concrete foundation, its stones cannot be dismantled. also formed around the stone pyramid.

One would not think that there is a pyramid in the woods. Very nice. In addition, organ is surrounded by forest. Spring is a miracle.

Undoubtedly the most unique attraction of the four-station round trip is a pyramid in the middle of the forest. Once upon a time, a pyramid of nearly ten meters rose in the same place, built by Count Sapphire of Pappenheim in memory of a family member. There is also a legend that the aristocratic relative fell in love with a maid, but the family did not accept this, and therefore the man put out his life with his own hands. The count is said to have raised the pyramid to the point where the fatal shot broke out. The pyramid at the time stood until the 1960s. His fate was sealed by the political system at the time. After its demolition, the stones were carried away by the locals and built into their houses. Pappenheim Siegfried was a highly educated man, passionate about ancient culture, visited Egypt a lot, and devoted a great deal of time to studying the pyramids. A tribute to the greatness of a relative led Count Pappenheim Siegfried in his intention to build one at home ... The renewed pyramid was rebuilt on a stable foundation and housed a time capsule. It offers a very interesting sight in the middle of the forest, it is definitely recommended to visit. Verdict: 5/5.

Very interesting building. Unfortunately not original, but it looks good. Its story is interesting, it can be read on an information leaflet. Easy to find. Google plans your way all the way, but it’s worth parking early and taking a leisurely stroll. Pyramids nailed to small trees mark the way. Easy to find. There is also a rest area. There are good views of the castle, from where a small path can also be reached on foot, but it is not signposted.

Count Sapphire Pappenheim (1868-1936), interested in Egyptian culture, built the original stone pyramid on this site around 1930, in honor of one of his relatives, who ended his life with his own hand in an insatiable love affliction. A II. In 2014, VERGA Veszprémi Erdőgazdaság Zrt. The pyramid is located in a beautiful environment, it is also worth visiting the stone table and the Csillaghegy lookout tower. The pyramid can also be reached from the settlement via Otelló Street, or as a station on the Castle Estate Educational Trail, via a slightly opaque route from Amadé-Bajzáth-Pappenheim Castle. It’s in a good location on Google Maps, so you can get directions on the go.