Discover Čeláre: Holiday Apartments, Manor Houses and the Ipeľ
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Čeláre can be explored through two defining features: the Ipeľ with its canoeing route, and the heritage of nobility, the church, winegrowing and hiking trails. Between the river landscape, rolling hills and preserved or dilapidated manor-house complexes, the village presents a landscape marked by diverse historical traces.
Water and Nature
A canoeing route on the Ipeľ runs from the port in Bušince to the football pitch in Čeláry. The route is 6 km long, takes approximately 2 hours and has a difficulty rating of 4. While canoeing, visitors can enjoy views of floodplain forests and meadows, as well as observe waterfowl and fish. The northern and northeastern parts of Čeláry lie in a hilly landscape formed from Early Tertiary deposits. There are steeper slopes and acacia groves there.
Culture
The Luisézny manor house in Čeláry was built around 1770 by the noble Prónay family. Today, the preserved part of the manor house in Kirť is designated as a protected cultural monument. Also in the Kirť district of Čeláry, part of the accommodation wing of a Baroque château has been preserved; Count Keglevich used it as a hunting lodge. The manor-house complex in Kirť also includes a large English park with numerous interesting trees introduced from distant countries. A small zoological garden is also part of the complex.
The Church of St Michael the Archangel in Čeláry is a Baroque-Classical church dating from 1797. Its main altar is Neo-Rococo and features a central painting of Saint Michael from the late 18th century. Čeláry is also home to the heavily dilapidated ruins of the Prónay manor house.
Winegrowing
Historically, winegrowing was practiced in Čeláry alongside agriculture. A 19th-century wine cellar located in Čeláry bears witness to this local tradition.
Hiking Trails
One route leads over Hrozný vrch, which reaches an elevation of 281 m, and then descends to Čeláry. The “Popri Ipli” hiking route runs from Bušince via Hrozný vrch, Čeláry and Kirť, with the Keglevich family manor house, to Kováčovce.
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Other Places
Other places in the same wider area: Ľuboriečka, Chrťany, Obeckov, Dačov Lom, Ďurkovce, Balog Nad Ipľom, Kiarov, Širákov.
To the wider travel overview: Veľký Krtíš District.
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