The Budmeric manor opens its doors to the public
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Slovak National Museum-Red Stone Museum invites the general public to tour of the part of the ground floor of the redecorated interior mansion in Budmericie. For the first time, visitors can visit the mansion during the last weekend of January in time from 10.00 do 15.00 throw.
He had the Budmeric manor house built in 1889 Count Ján Pálfi (1857-1934) with his young wife Elizabeth Schlippenbach. The author of the project was the Viennese architect Franz von Neumann. The mansion is surrounded by an English park, whose origin is related to the building of the mansion: his task was to create a suitable backdrop for the building and at the same time ensure the privacy of the count's family.
During the tour, visitors can view several rooms furnished with objects, which were previously part of the Home of Slovak Writers, as well as collection items from the SNM-Museum Červený Kameň. In both cases, these are exhibits, ktoré pochádzajú zo zvozov Národnej kultúrnej komisie z opustených a znárodnených šľachtických sídel po druhej svetovej vojne –; none of the items belong to the original furnishings of the mansion from a year ago 1945.
The exhibition rooms will be available to visitors every weekend from 10.00 do 15.00 throw. The guided guided tour starts every hour.
Vampire night shows at Červený Kameň Castle.
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Vampire night shows at Červený Kameň Castle:
Slovak National Museum -. Ing. Slovak National Museum -
director of SNM-Museum Červený Kameň in Časta
jaroslav.hajicek@snm.sk
033/690 58 06
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