Majki Kamalduli Remeteség és Esterházy






This is an amazing and unique monastery/hermitage complex. The history is interesting, the exhibitions are entertaining and the renovation of the buildings is a word class! It is a peaceful paradise. You can easily spend here 2-3 hours, even though the actual exhibitions are not too big. You can see even the little houses of the monks/hermits and a beautiful photo exhibition about a living monastery. One note: there is barely any description in English, so get some English guidebook or pamphlet at the ticket office.
Beautiful and very unique heritage site. Had an amazing time there, staff were very kind. Unfortunately the café was closed when we visited. The main gate of the mansion opens every 30 minutes, so you may have to wait a little bit when you get there, but you can take a walk around the park/lake nearby during that time.
Was super excited to visit this place! It is beautifully renovated and nicely taken care of. A few things ti watch out for: - the ticket office is a good 5 mins walk away from the entrance - the property can be entered at half past and at the top of the hour during visiting hours
Certainly a place to where I want to return. I cannot wait till they rebuild and reopen every bits and pieces of this remarkable monastery, where peace and harmony and calm are your companions from the moment you step foot on this place. Definitely worth the visit.
Extremely poor attitude. On their website they state they close their ticket office an hour before the advertised 18:00 closure of the site, but then they come up with this idea at our 16:55 arrival at the ticket office that we supposedly …
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