Batthyány Castle stands in the centre of Enying. The Czifrakert Park surrounding Batthyány Castle is one of the venues for summer open-air events in Enying. Duke Fülöp Batthyány had the former manor house extended in the Classical style between 1809 and 1811 according to plans by Georg Möser.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Enying will focus their accommodation choice on this location.
Culture
The Nepomuki Szent János Church is a nationally protected Classical monument dating from 1841. The Reformed Church and the parsonage in Enying form a Baroque ensemble built between 1789 and 1792. The Reformed Church and the parsonage in Enying contain a pulpit and church pews dating from the late 18th century.
The free-standing Evangelical Church of Enying is a Neo-Romanesque church built in 1938 according to plans by Bálint Szeghalmy. Above the entrance to the Evangelical Church of Enying is the inscription “Erős vár a mi Istenünk”.
The monument to those who fell in the First World War, also known as the Árpád Statue, stands in the park on Szabadság tér opposite Enying Castle. The names of the dead are recorded on the black marble plaques on the octagonal base of the monument to those who fell in the First World War. The Turul Statue stands next to the Reformed Church of Enying.
The Tinódi Lantos Sebestyén memorial stone in the schoolyard of Enying’s Reformed School was unveiled in 2006 and bears a relief portrait of Tinódi. Rebekah’s Grave is a coffin-shaped stone funerary monument in the Roman Catholic cemetery of Enying. Rebekah’s Grave was restored in 2010, and an information board was installed beside it.
The present-day Holy Trinity Church in Balatonbozsok was built in 1755.
Experiences
At Kabóka Lovastanya, riding lessons are offered on riding grounds that can be used year-round, for beginners through advanced riders. Kabóka Lovastanya is 15 minutes from the M7 motorway.
The open Cserepes Csűr pottery workshop in Enying gives visitors an insight into traditional folk pottery. At Cserepes Csűr, visitors can view ceramics made in an exhibition courtyard and observe stages of the process such as throwing, decorating, glazing and firing in the workshop.
Other destinations to compare: Lajoskomárom, Lepsény, Dég.
