Szántódpuszta Majorság
The Szántódpuszta Majorság welcomes all visitors!
The manor (demesne land) was renovated in the framework of GINOP-7.1.9-17-2018-00010 (The development of the buildings and creation of the visitor center Phase I of Szántódpuszta Majorság) grant.
Szántódpuszta belongs to Szántód, which was depopulated during the turkish invasion. The place also offers many opportunities for those, who are interested in cultural monuments. For the visiting families needs, we have built a nursing room, and a familiy washroom, besides children can also have a great experience, because of the playground, and other outdoor activities. The interactive exhibitions are interesting for all ages. Horse riding services and hiking trails are also available in the surroundings of the manor for those who want to spend their time actively. The manor is an ideal location for school groups and group activities. Pilgrims can visit the St. Christophers Chapel, and in addition a historical exhibition, which presents the sacred aspects of the manor, and tell’s us it’s relations with the Benedictine Abbey of Tihany. Festivals, events and themed days are also organized here.
With the help of exhibitions you can get a glimpse to the secrets of 19th-century life as if you had travelled back in time. Be part of manor’s everyday life and its events!
Manor
Departure building
It’s one of the oldest building in the puszta (it’s like prairie/flat or slightly hilly area), which was already found on the map from the end of 18th century.
The small castle
The most prominent of the residential buildings in Szántódpuszta is the manor house, a mansion, that earlier the servants called castle – The small castle is located at the entrance of the manor.
No. 3. Ménescsárda (a type/traditional hungarian restaurant)
The Ménescsárda is located straight across the small castle. In the early 1970s from it’s former use as a servant’s house, the building was rebuilt to function as a restraurant called Ménescsárda.
Öregcsárda (old restaurant)
This L-shaped residential house, which is one of the most beautiful building in the puszta according to its architectural style. It was first mentioned in a memorandum from 1790. Its currently funcioning as a restaurant.
Magtár (granary)
In the Magtár, the “Wheat’s way” exhibition presents this raw material’s importance. It was necessary because of the self-sufficiency of peasant households and their annual need for bread.
Pony stable
The small size stable was built in 1825, but prior to 1800s there was also a building in its place which aimed to keep animal. Currently the visitors can find a petting zoo here.
Look around!
