Hrg Homestead

The homestead reveals a characteristic Pannonian house, featuring a wine cellar beneath a thatched gable roof. Among the most interesting architectural details are the latticed cellar doors bearing the year 1811. In 2017, it was renovated with restored clay plasters and a lime wash coating; modern restrooms, electricity, and plumbing were also installed. The house features a museum where visitors can learn about rural life of the past through various exhibits, while the outbuilding has been converted into an event space for local association activities.

The neighboring building was once a farm outbuilding, but today it houses a farmhouse kitchen and a hayloft, offering a unique type of rural accommodation.

Accommodation: Overnight stays in the homestead’s hayloft

Beds: 8 in total