Manor, Salföld
Traditional Hungarian breeds of farm animals, photo exhibition about butterflies: 'Abstract Nature', playground, spice and herb garden
Place, how to arrive:
Salföld, at the edge of the village, towards Kékkút and Tapolca
GPS: 46.836624, 17.549983
Teljes képernyős nézet megtekintése
Marked hiking trails lead to Salföld Manor:
Green stripe and blue stripe
Opening hours
from 1. June 2024
| Monday–Tuesday: | closed |
| Wednesday–Thursday: | 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. |
| Friday – Sunday: | 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. |
Admission fee/person
2024
HALF OF THE PRICES BELOW!
| Child under 3 year (registration ticket) | 200 Ft |
| Child (3-14 years) | 1000 Ft |
| Child (15-18 years) | 1700 Ft |
| Adult | 2200 Ft |
| Family ticket - 2 adults and 2 children (3-14 years) | 5500 Ft |
| Further child (3–14 years) to the family ticket | 600 Ft |
| Discounted* | 1700 Ft |
| Registration ticket*: | 200 Ft |
The ticket office closes 30 minutes before the closing time of Visitor Centre.
Manor, Salföld:
Salföld can be found in the heart of the Balaton Uplands National Park, on the border between Káli Basin and the Badacsony region, only a few kilometres from Lake Balaton. The National Park Directorate established the Manor on the outskirts of the village keeping traditional Hungarian breeds of farm animals. The animal-stroking area is the favourite spot of the children.
The site also gives home to a picturesque, new photo exhibition about butterflies: 'Abstract Nature'.
The spice and herb garden of the Manor gives an adventure of fragrances to the visitors, the exhibition of agricultural machines provides a spotlight on traditional farming. Horse shows, pony riding, horse riding, horse-carriage tours are among the services of the manor as well. A souvenir shop, buffet and playground await visitors.
Traditional folk architecture is still kept alive in the village, so after visiting the Manor it is well worth taking a short walk among the beautifully renovated dwelling houses. The Káli Basin with its numerous geological, botanical, cultural assets - especially the Hegyestű Geological Interpretive Site, the "seas of stones" and the ruins of a cloister situated south of Salföld, in a forest - can be discovered on foot, by bicycle, on horseback or with horse-driven coaches.
The area of the Bakony–Balaton Geopark includes this exhibition site and its surrounding as well.
