Castle of Sirok and ethnographic village museum
Sirok
H-3332 Sirok, Vár út 1.
The castle can be an ideal venue for smaller company meetings, film shootings, family occasions, wedding photography and weddings with a small number of guests.
The listed, 19th-century ethnographic village museum with its modern barn suitable for housing different events lies in the centre of the village. In case of events, a double room and a meeting room next to it can also be rented.
LOCATION
It lies 115 kilometres, about one and a half hour’s drive from Budapest on motorway M3.
SHORT INTRODUCTION
The cave castle scooped in and erected on top of the Castle Hill of Sirok is a stunning medieval fortress in the region of the Tarna. It is interesting to note that huge ducts, stairs and rooms were formed in the belly of the rhyolitic tuff hill. The construction of the fortress of Sirok, comprising a lower and an upper castle, might have started in the 13th century, following the Mongol invasion, when the network of border fortresses became built with the aim of defending both royal and noble estates. The castle was renovated in 2012, and it is a popular tourist destination.
CAPACITY
(person) according to different seating layouts
Name and size of the rooms (m2) | Capacity | ||||
Cocktail style | Theatre style | U shape | Cabaret style | ||
Modern barn | 110 | 100 | 60 | – | – |
Meeting room | 27 | – | 20 | – | 12 |
Maximum capacity:
100 people
CLOSEST AIRPORT
Budapest, Liszt Ferenc International Airport (130 km)
ARCHITECTURAL DATA
Floor-space of the ethnographic village museum (centre of the village): 70 m2, barn: 110 m2. The double room: 16 m2, meeting room: 27m2.
Infrastructure: mobile network is available in the building but the signal is poor in the castle.
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