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Budmerice Manor House

Budmerice, a little village between Bratislava and Trnava, situated in the shadow of the Small Carpathians, is big by its history. The mighty Palffy dynasty that participated on the process of shaping the medieval Europe is associated with its past.

The most famous spot in Budmerice is the manor house built in the Romanesque ecclesiastical style in the years 1888 and 1889 for the Duke Jan Palffy and his 16-year-old wife Elisabeth, born Schlippenbach. They got married in the same year as the manor was finished. The manor served predominantly as Jan Palffy’s hunting manor.

The object bears features of French Renaissance manors, with numerous turrets and skylights. Its front is horizontally segmented and its utmost is its turret with entrance portal, balcony, and a turret clock. Its entrance embellishes a monumental staircase. Over the staircase can be found the heraldry of Jan Palffy and his wife. The interior of the manor is dated to the late 18th and early 19th century. Following the route leading to Červený kameň (the Red Stone Castle), you can have a look at a chapel sacred to the Virgin Mary, the Lady of Lourdes, ordered by Jan Palffy, as well.

The Duke Jan Palffy died in the year 1934 and the only heir of the whole estate became his son Pavol Palffy. Pavol emigrated in the year 1945 and his estate became property of the Czechoslovak Republic, later being put on the list of cultural landmarks. The manor is surrounded by brilliant English Garden and till the year 2011 served to the Association of Slovak Writers as a place for their inspiration during their writing.

Nowadays the manor can be visited by tourists during following opening hours:

From January 1 until April 30:
Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 until 15.00.
The last entrance is at 15.00.
The tour starts always at the top of the hour.

From May 1 until June 30:
Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 until 16.00.
The last entrance is at 16.00.
The tour starts every 30 minutes.

From July 1 until August 31:
Open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 until 16.00.
The last entrance is at 16.00.
The tour starts every 30 minutes.

From September 1 until December 31:
Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 until 15.00.
The last entrance is at 15.00.
The tour starts always at the top of the hour.

The entrance fee for adult person is 4,00€ for the tour in Slovak and 5,00€ for the tour in a foreign language.

The tour lasts approx. 40 minutes.

Contact information for the individual tours reservations
tel.:  +421 33 245 51 03; +421 33 245 51 03
e-mail: objednavkymck@gmail.com