Martonvashar - Szekesfehervar - Bori Castle
Description:
This route, like all others, carries a lot of interesting things. First of all, this is the most picturesque corner of Martonvashar with the castle of the Brunswick family located in it and a chic park. Here the great Beethoven spent several years of his life teaching music lessons to the daughters of the count. Here he had his first serious romantic feeling for one of them. Here he wrote one of his most famous sonatas, Apassionata. One of the two museums in the castle is dedicated to this musical genius. The second museum is dedicated to the founder of kindergartens in Hungary - one of the students of Ludwig Van Beethoven - Countess of Brunsvik. An artificial islet on a park lake is the venue for musical Beethoven evenings.
Well, Bori Castle, which is also called the Castle of eternal love, is certainly the most romantic place in the country, a real anthem to this beautiful feeling! And not seeing him is just unacceptable!
Finally, Szekesfehervar, or “Alba Regia,” as the Romans called it, was the city where Hungarian kings were crowned and buried. An ancient city where every stone breathes history.