Hrga’s Homestead

The homestead reveals a typical Pannonian house, followed by a wine cellar under a thatched gable roof. Among the more interesting building details is the mesh cellar door with the year 1811. In 2017, it got a refreshed look with neat clay plasters and lime coating, and sanitary facilities, electricity and water supply were also fixed. There is a museum in the house, where visitors can learn about farm life in the past through the exhibits, and the economic part of the homestead has been converted into an event space for the activities of local associations.

The neighboring building was once an outbuilding, but today it houses a farm kitchen and a hayloft, which represents a unique type of lodging in the countryside.

Accommodation: overnight in the hayloft of the homestead

Beds: 8 in total