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Get a proper introduction to one of Hungary’s most powerful noble families on this immersive day trip. With a lineage traced to the 13th century, the Esterházy have been part of the high nobility since 1687. Drive to Esterházy Castle in Tata, where your guide leads you through the neo-Rococo Great Hall, Library, Countess’ Suite, and childrens’ playroom with a dollhouse that’s a full-scale replica of the palace. Your visit ends with a slice of Esterhàzy torte, created by Hungarian bakers in the 20th century. Then, visit the peaceful former Camaldolese Hermitage of Majk. Built in 1733, it has preserved the original cell houses of the hermits, whose vow of silence only allowed them to speak to each other once a year.

Day 1: Journey into Hungarian Nobility

Begin your day with a visit to Esterházy Castle in Tata. Get an insightful introduction to one of Hungary’s most influential noble families, whose lineage dates back to the 13th century. A guided tour will take you through the neo-Rococo Great Hall, the extensive Library, the elegant Countess’ Suite, and the charming children’s playroom featuring a dollhouse that’s a full-scale replica of the palace. Conclude your visit with a slice of Esterházy torte, a delicious cake created by Hungarian bakers in the 20th century. Next, travel to the serene former Camaldolese Hermitage of Majk. Built in 1733, this site has preserved the original cell houses of the hermits, who lived under a vow of silence, speaking only once a year.