Manor, Salföld

  • Horses at the Manor, Salföld
  • A Hungarian grey cattle calf
  • Gidran horses
  • Lepkeszárny közelről - kiállítás dr. Linden Gledhill fotóiból
  • Poultry yard at the Manor, Salföld
  • Sheep at the Manor, Salföld
  • A Hungarian donkey
  • Hungarian donkeys at the Manor, Saldföld
  • Szürkemarhák a Salföldi Majorban
  • A megújult fűszer- és gyógynövénykert
  • A megújult fűszer- és gyógynövénykert (Kaszián Ágota és Barcza Gábor majorgazda)
  • Lovaskocsikázás Salföldön
  • Szárnyasok
  • Mangalicák
  • Juhok és bárány
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Manor, Salföld

Traditional Hungarian breeds of farm animals, animal-stroking area, photo exhibition about butterflies: 'Abstract Nature', exhibition of agricultural machines, playground, spice and herb garden



Contact:

Telephone: +36305306821

Place, how to arrive:

Salföld, at the edge of the village, towards Kékkút and Tapolca

GPS: 46.836624, 17.549983

GOOGLE MAPS

Marked hiking trails lead to Salföld Manor:
Green stripe and blue stripe

Bus and train schedule

Opening hours

2024

15. March – 30. April
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
1. May – 31. August9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
1. September – 3. November 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
4. November – 14. March 2025closed


Ticket office closes 30 minutes before the closing time.

In winter prior booking of horse riding, horse carriage rides, horse sledge rides are possible.

Admission fee/person
2024

Adult:2200 Ft
Discounted*:1700 Ft
Child under 3 years (registration ticket):200 Ft
Child (3-14 years):1000 Ft
Child (15-18 years):1700 Ft
Family ticket - 2 adults and 2 children (3-14 years):5500 Ft / family
Further own child (3-14 years) to family ticket:600 Ft
Registration ticket*:200 Ft

The admission fee includes VAT and the fee of accident insurance of visitors.

*Discounted entrance fees

Horse programmes
(provided by the entrepreneur who operates the Manor):
Booking, information:
Phone: +36305306821

Pony riding:3 000 HUF/15 minutes6 000
HUF/30 minutes
Horseback riding lessons (by pior arrangement):6 000 HUF/30 minutes10 000 HUF/60 minutes
Cross-country riding (by pior arrangement):10 000 HUF/60 minutes16 000 HUF/120 minutes
Horse-carriage tours (Takes about one hour.):2 500 HUF/child from 3 years 3 000 HUF/adult


Credit cards (except American Express) and Hungarian Forint in cash are accepted.



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 such as racka, cigája, cikta sheep, water buffalo, Hungarian Grey cattle, mangalica pig, poultry and sheep dogs. 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.

Horse programmes
Horseriding, horse-carriage tours, horse shows, poni riding, horse programmes for groups are provided by the entrepreneur who operates the visitor site.

Further information: +36 30 530 6821, mrazcs (@) freemail (.) hu

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.


Dogs only on a lead please!


The area of the Bakony–Balaton Geopark includes this exhibition site and its surrounding as well.

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