Facilities of the Lookout Tower Canopies:

When designing the canopies, one of the most important aspects was to provide a special experience for our guests. Therefore, we have equipped our canopies to meet all your needs.

- To ensure that our guests have the best possible comfort, we have equipped our lodge with all the necessary facilities.
- Private infra sauna
- FULL HD TV
- living room
- WIFI
- Mini kitchen
- Bathroom
- Separate toilet
- Minibar
- Facilities

The unmissable breakfast in twos, which you will find every morning in the Breakfast box on the bridge of your house.

Each of our canopies has a private outdoor hot tub on the terrace. Our Finnish panorama sauna is available every day from 10.00-18.00 with a beautiful view of the lakes of the flatlands. Free bicycles are available for all our guests.

Our cabins are equipped with minibars. Snacks, a selection of local wines and popular soft drinks and beer are stocked to make your stay carefree.

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From the picturesque village of Bükkkalja, Noszvaj, with its idyllic atmosphere and numerous sights, you can make some great hikes to the southern part of the Bükk Mountains. From the romantic Síkfőkőkút (flat-head well) in the northern part of the village, climb up the valley of the wild Kánya stream to the popular Várkúti tourist chalet, from where you reach the highest point of your journey at the Kövesdi lookout point, offering one of the most beautiful panoramas of Bükkkalja. We descend back to the lakeside resort of Síkfőkőkút, passing the Iron Mine hut and the ruined Novaji hut.

Length of the hike: 7,3 km

Duration on foot: 3 hours

Duration by bike: 40min

Starting point:

Noszvaj-Síkfőkút, free use of bicycles or rentable electric bicycles

The price is 7.490 Ft. /person / 4 hours

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Opening hours:
Monday - Sunday 10:00am - 4,30pm

Friday - Friday - Friday - Friday Ticket price: adult castle ticket: 1500 Ft

Address: 10 Dobó István Street, Noszvaj 3325.

Phone: +36 70/ 326 6299

E-mail: sales@delamottekastely.hu

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During the cellar visit, guests will have the opportunity to get an insight into the daily life of the 4200 m2 tuff-carved cellar system, during which they can walk through all the cellar's branches, see the traditional barrel and bottle ageing section and the modern technological stainless steel tanks. After the walk, the cosy tasting rooms offer a tasting of 6 types of wine with different dishes according to the programme chosen. During the wine tasting with commentary, you will learn about the secrets and techniques of tasting and how to match wine and food.

Éva Thummerer
Tel: +36 20 946 2178 |
E-mail: info@thummerer.hu | info@magtarfogado.hu

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If our guests get hungry, we will be happy to prepare a hot snack to accompany the wine or even a cold dish.

ZOLTÁN SZÖGEDI
Noszvaj, Mátyás Square (opposite the Farmhouse)
Tel.: 30/253-9550
Tel.: 30/510-7086

E-mail: szogedi.sandor@gmail.com
E-mail: sz73@t-online.hu

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The horse farm, an integral part of the family estate, is located right next to the winery. The hallmark of the area is its free range, as all our animals are raised on pasture. But the farm is not just a series of endless fields; there is also a covered riding arena, an obstacle course and a round pen.

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The Farkaskő Artists' Village is the most exciting attraction in Noszvaj. The former Bethlehem Street, with the old cave dwellings of Pocem, is now a place of artistic life.

It can be visited all year round.

Opening hours: 10.00am - 6.00pm;

Telephone number: +36 (36) 463-006

Address: 53325 Noszvaj, Honvéd utca

Price: adult: 700 HUF/person

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Go out hunting with a local hunter, what are you waiting for?
You're going to drive a 40-year-old UAZ, over hill and dale, looking for game.
The hike will take about 3 hours.
You won't need anything but a good mood.

Medieval documents already mention its vineyards producing excellent red wine. Our typical red wines are the Kékfrankos, Cabernet sauvignon, Cabernet franc, Merlot, and the whites are the Egri leányka, Olaszrizling and Chardonnay. Of course, the production of cuvee wines is also popular here. Egri Bikavér and Egri Csillag are popular and famous. It is also worth tasting the local Riesling.

The cellar rows of the settlement are Szomolyai- and Jókai útti, Kőporosi, Imányi, Emődi, Kis-Imányi and Mátyás-téri. The cellar rows are also nice walking paths.

Many people in the village have vineyards and cellars, but few are engaged in catering and selling. We therefore recommend that wine tastings and sales are arranged in advance with the wine producers listed on the website.

With this poem, they set off to the forest in the northern part of Noszvaj for a puzzle-brainteaser tour, where they have to find 8 springs and, standing in front of them, solve the riddle that goes with each spring, adding the corresponding poem.

The hike is 7.5 km long and includes 350 m of ascent and descent. If you don't want to do one big hike, you can split the whole circuit into 3 sub-rounds. For more information on how to do this, please see the Forrest Hike map.

The Forrest Hike offers you a full day adventure, where you will be mentally refreshed and at the same time pleasantly tired. You will even be rewarded with a token when you present the answer to the complete poem puzzle to our colleague.

Ask for the map at our reception!

Judit Várnai: +36 70/639-3626.

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The most famous event in its thousand-year history is the siege of 1552, when the two thousand-strong defending army led by István Dobó defended the castle against a Turkish force of nearly 30. The victory was first recorded by the chronicler of the time, Sebestyén Lantos Tinódi Lantos, in his historical song, and became part of the national memory through the transmission of other literary and artistic works. The role of Eger's defenders in the Hungarian heroic cult was further reinforced by Géza Gárdonyi's powerful novel and film, The Stars of Eger.

Our common historical heritage is the Castle Museum. The Dobó István Castle Museum, as a historical memorial site and place of worship, has the task of collecting, preserving, processing and presenting the archaeological, historical, numismatic, ethnographic, fine arts, applied arts and literary heritage of Eger and Heves County in a multifaceted and experiential way, with special emphasis on the historical and built heritage of the Eger Castle and the literary legacy of Géza Gárdonyi, cultivating the cult of the writer. The castle museum's collections and research focus on local history, but many of the collections extend beyond the county and include items of national and even European importance.

The István Dobó Castle Museum aims to be a centre of science, a place for the dissemination of knowledge and scientifically based historical interpretation, a community space and a tourist attraction, and to make the most of its collections as widely and as widely as possible.

The Castle Museum is a county-level institution and has been known as the István Dobó Castle Museum since 1958. The idea of establishing the museum dates back to the 19th century, and its origins and components include the Archbishop's collection housed in the Lyceum of Eger, the artefacts of the Eger fortress excavations, the paleontological collection of Ferenc Legányi and the Gárdonyi House. In 1948 the Municipal Museum was established in the Buttler House. Until 1957, the Eger Castle was under the administration of the Hungarian Defence Forces, and only the casemates were open to the public.

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THE HISTORY OF THE CAVE
THE TREASURE OF INCENSE: THE SECRET OF THE VEIL CAVE
A long time ago, in a very different time, not only humans lived on Earth. Swift-stepping fairies, two-man knights of the wood, fire-breathing dragons, dark-robed mages roamed the dense forests. Once there were so many hidden hills and valleys around here, too, that those who didn't absolutely had to avoid the landscape far and wide.

But it was here that the black-hearted swamp mage, Poppy, was plotting in the depths of his cave in the middle of the vastness to conquer the golden kingdom of neighbouring King Abos forever with his fanged and winged beasts. Goblins lurked in the shadows of the underbrush. Their only but greater treasure was a magical collection of spells, the Book of Wills, which could make any wish or desire, however black as a bog frog's tongue, come true.

The magician Macony wanted it at all costs. From his army of monsters, the king of the goblins, Kalmos, waved the book under his leather coat and straight to King Abos' castle. The benevolent head of the golden empire promised protection and sent his best knights to fight against Makony, led by the giant-skull knight Demjen. The sword-wielding champion mounted Kalmos behind him and they set out to defeat the dark lord of the forest-deep. The great battle, however, was almost decided in favour of Makony. But then, suddenly, the metal dragon Flamefang descended upon the dark army.

The fire-breather had come to fulfil his promise, for when the knight Demjen had spared his life centuries before, he vowed to return the favour of his benevolent lord if fate would have it so. The fierce fanged and winged beasts did not flee from his flame-threat - only Mákony could make his way to the Veil Cave by the battlefield.

The knight Demjén, with the Goblin King on his back, raced after him. Mákony kept retreating to the bottom of the cave. He had forgotten that he had once cast Illango, the swift-footed elf, here to make the lights disappear from the world. But Illango carried in his heart a light of hope that now shone again. Macauny was struck simultaneously by the dragon's fire and the fairy's glow - the double ray pulverized him to ashes. Demjén dismounted from Flamethog's saddle and hurled his giant plank into the ashes. Water erupted like a shower, slowly rising in the cave.

Calamus the goblin threw the Book of Wills into it, never to be retrieved by a surface walker. With an echoing sweet charm, he pacified the waves. Flame Tooth fortified the water with dragon magic to guard its secrets. To do this, the giant plank of the Knight Demjen gave strength.

The evil mage was forgotten by all. And the good king, the knight, the fairy, the dragon and the goblin are remembered only by the Veil Cave. Their secrets are kept in the water - and now they share them with everyone.

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10 naughty and amorous stories await couples as they set off on the Lovers' Fairytale Journey. Holding hands, laughing and crying, you can discover the mysteries of love, get to know each other better through questions and exercises, while exploring the most romantic spots of our little village.

In the Wild Key Forest Trail, you will be guided through 12 stations to connect with nature, open your senses and get to know this beautiful landscape better, during a pleasant walk or excursion. This programme is all about refreshment and recreation, to recharge your batteries, play and relax in nature.

When?

The Fairy Tale Trail is available every day of the year, during the opening hours of the starting stations. Opening times may vary seasonally or occasionally, please call if you are travelling from far away!

How to get started?

The start and end points of the Meseutak are the Harmonia confectionery and the Rozika confectionery. You can buy your tickets at these two locations, during opening hours, and at the end of your trip you must bring back the keys that open everything and you will receive your certificate!
You don't need a key to enter the Wilderness Key, only the points in the forest are marked. There is no time limit to enter. You can also find maps of the trail at guesthouses and accommodation providers. Once you've bought it, you're ready to go, or you can save it for later.

How much does it cost?

Children's Fairytale Tour price: 2000Ft/family
Adult Fairy Tale Tour price:2000Ft/couple
Wild Key price: 2000Ft/family
A deposit of at least 2000ft will be required for the keys, which will be returned after the programme.

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This summer, the renovation of the Farmhouse will be completed, and we will be waiting for you in the beautiful renewed surroundings for the Szilvanap, the Oven Day or Martinmas.

In the De la Motte castle there will be performances, the Valentine's Day, the Easter Guest Waiting on Easter Sunday, the Paul Dsupin Memorial Concert (06.12.) and the Advent programmes!

The Patakparti Market will welcome its customers and vendors again in the spring and will be the venue for several events (Oven Day, Quince Festival).

The Borplacc will host the National Unity Day and the Oven Day.

On the sports field, you can meet us at the May Festival.

On the flatland there will be the Children's Day Fairy Tale Forest, the Anna's Day Street Ball and the Búcsény (Bidding).

You can also go on a wine tour in the Emődi Wine Cellar in August, and on the Szomolyai and Jókai Road Wine Cellars in September, on the Kemencés Wine Tour.

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