Festetics Heritage
Discover the rich legacy of the Festetics family in Keszthely and its surroundings! The castle and park are just the tip of the iceberg. The Festetics left behind a truly rich inheritance. Such as the Helikon Park and Helikon Memorial, the Pine Avenue the Little Castle in Fenékpuszta and many other interesting things.
For lovers of bicycles
Go to the beach and have fun at the Water Show on Map
Festetics Castle
The Park of the Festetics Castle
Festetics Castle - Helikon Castle Museum
Festetics Mausoleum
Pine Avenue
Helikon Park and Helikon Memorial
Georgikon Manor Museum
Festetics Major and small castle in Fenékpuszta
Imre Festetics Animal and Wildlife Park
Little Saint Teresa Carmelite Basilica
Our Lady of Hungary Parish Church
Statue Tour of the Cityn
Events
Did you know?
An interesting fact#festetics-kastely-helikon-kastelymuzeumAccording to the tradition, Lady Mary Hamilton, of Scottish and British noble descent, arrived to Keszthely with a train loaded with furniture. She brought portraits of her family members and then, together with her husband, enriched further their castle.
An interesting fact#festetics-kastely-helikon-kastelymuzeumDuring the Second World War, the building was bricked up, thus protecting the collection of valuable treasures from looting.
Our favorite#georgikon-majormuzeumOne of the most exciting exhibits of the museum is the original, still functioning Fowler steam engine, which is usually started up on special occasions and engine meetings.
Hint#georgikon-majormuzeumThe play barn may be interesting for today's children, since peasant children used to lounge in the soft straw, play hide and seek. Now there is the possibility to experience this carefree game with the help of the climbing ropes, hanging bars and climbing walls placed in the barn.
An interesting fact#magyarok-nagyasszonya-plebaniatemplomIn 1896, the then parish priest asked Miksa Róth to make the stained glass windows of the church. He had worked on famous buildings such as the Parliament, and even left his mark in distant Mexico City. The windows he made for the church on the Main Square are still visible in their original state, with the exception of a few that suffered from the bombing during the Second World War.We have selected for you
Museums
Historic city centre
For lovers of bicycles