Tata
Esterházy-kastély
Esterházy-kastély is a late Baroque castle on the shore of Lake Öreg in Tata, Komárom-Esztergom county, next to the castle. Its history includes several signifi…
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Historic venues in Komárom-Esztergom County
Historic venues in Komárom-Esztergom County range from a lakeside monastery to castles in villages and a former synagogue in Esztergom. What separates them is scale and the kind of hospitality they can carry: an exhibition hall with technical equipment, a castle park that takes tents, or a theatre hall with numbered seats. Each listing below is a venue whose own description names the events it hosts. Confirm hire terms, catering and technical arrangements with the venue before you commit.
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11 published venues
Oroszlány
Majki Kamalduli Remeteség és Esterházy-kastély
Majki Kamalduli Remeteség és Esterházy-kastély is a museum and visitor attraction in Oroszlány, Komárom-Esztergom county, at Grófi út 2. Its own description pre…
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Bajna
Sándor-Metternich Castle
Sándor-Metternich Castle stands in the village of Bajna in Komárom-Esztergom county. The hunting castle, built around 1720, was redesigned in the 19th century b…
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Esztergom
A Művelődés Háza, volt zsinagóga
A Művelődés Háza, volt zsinagóga is a cultural center in Esztergom, Komárom-Esztergom county, at Imaház u. 2. It offers several rentable spaces: a ground-floor …
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Naszály
Balogh–Esterházy-kastély (Billegi-kastély)
The Balogh–Esterházy-kastély (Billegi-kastély) is an event venue in Billegpuszta, part of Naszály in Komárom-Esztergom county. The castle, once owned by the Est…
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Tata
Esterházy Nyárilak
Esterházy Nyárilak is a castle venue in Tata, in Komárom-Esztergom county, at Angolkert, 2890. Its own description presents the Malomkert mill-history experienc…
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Ács
Esterházy-Liechtenstein-Zichy kastély
Esterházy-Liechtenstein-Zichy kastély is a castle venue at Zichy park 1 in Ács, Komárom-Esztergom county. The site has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and whee…
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Nagyigmánd
Ghyczy-kastély
Ghyczy-kastély is a castle venue in Nagyigmánd, Komárom-Esztergom county. It is listed as a castle, and its rating is 4.2 from 13 reviews. The venue does not st…
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Kerékteleki
Hunkár Kastély
Hunkár Kastély is a castle venue in Kerékteleki, Komárom-Esztergom county. It is rated 4.5 from 20 reviews. The castle setting suits celebrations and gatherings…
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Dorog
SCHMIDT-KASTÉLY
Schmidt-Kastély is a castle venue in Dorog, Komárom-Esztergom county. It is listed as a castle, and planners looking for a historic-style setting can contact th…
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Komárom
Solymosy-Gyürky kastély
Solymosy-Gyürky kastély is a castle venue in Komárom, Komárom-Esztergom county. It is listed as a castle, and planners looking for a historic setting can ask th…
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Event services in Komárom-Esztergom County
Monastery quiet, castle parks and a theatre hall
The Majki Kamalduli Remeteség és Esterházy-kastély in Oroszlány sets a contemplative tone: its Kolostor hosts conferences, lectures, exhibitions and wedding ceremonies, with a multi-touch screen, screen and projector in the ceremonial hall. The Sándor-Metternich Castle in Bajna works at another scale, with a 3,600 square metre complex and a 10-hectare garden, of which 2 hectares are available for events, and states corporate events and weddings.
The Balogh–Esterházy-kastély in Naszály presents itself as a wedding and corporate venue in countryside surroundings, while the Esterházy-kastély in Tata pairs a late Baroque main building and park with a ground-floor grand salon for smaller gatherings. A Művelődés Háza, volt zsinagóga in Esztergom is the most institutional of the group: a 66 square metre club room seating around 60 and a theatre hall with 206 fixed seats.
What to settle before the date
Hire conditions differ sharply. A Művelődés Háza in Esztergom separates room hire from technical needs and buffet service, so those costs sit outside the rental fee. At the Sándor-Metternich Castle, outdoor areas can be covered with tents on request, which changes how a larger reception is laid out. Ask which spaces are included and what the venue supplies.
Accessibility is worth checking against your guest list. The Majki site and the Balogh–Esterházy-kastély list accessible entrance, parking and toilets, while the Esterházy-kastély in Tata and the Sándor-Metternich Castle name an accessible car park, the latter also an accessible entrance. For the Esztergom cultural centre, an accessible toilet is listed. Confirm the details for the specific room you intend to use.
Ceremony and reception in one building
Where a ceremony and a meal should happen under one roof, the Majki Kolostor names wedding ceremonies among its occasions, and the Balogh–Esterházy-kastély states weddings, family events and corporate events as well. The Sándor-Metternich Castle lists weddings and corporate events, with its ornamental courtyard and park available. Ask how the rooms connect and who provides the catering.
For meetings and lectures, the Esztergom theatre hall and the Majki ceremonial hall offer fixed seating or projection equipment respectively. The Tata grand salon suits a smaller gathering. Confirm capacity for your own layout rather than relying on a general figure.
Other occasions in Komárom-Esztergom County
WeddingsBachelor partiesBachelorette partiesCorporate eventsConferencesCorporate Christmas partiesTeam buildingChildren birthday partiesAdult birthday partiesWedding receptionsBusiness meetingsFuneral receptions (halotti tor)School farewells (ballagás)School ribbon balls (szalagavató)Gala dinnersProduct launchesChristmas partiesChristening receptionsEngagement partiesCultural eventsFirst communionsConfirmationsSports eventsCommunity eventsBusiness dinnersWine tastingsConcertsNew Year partiesPhoto shootsSummer partiesDestination weddingsExecutive offsitesSeminarsTeam retreatsWorkshopsWellness retreatsTheatre performancesArt exhibitionsIncentive travelTraining sessionsBook launchesExhibitionsTeen birthday partiesMicro weddingsTrade showsFilm screenings
Other venue types in Komárom-Esztergom County
Banquet and reception hallsEvent venuesCsárdas and traditional innsCastle hotelsManor houses and estatesWineriesHotels with event facilitiesConference hotelsConference centresRestaurants for private eventsIndoor play centresWellness and thermal hotelsEvent estatesSports centresCultural centresMuseumsWine cellars and wine housesCafes for eventsNightclubsCommunity and municipal hallsVineyardsPalaces and historic buildingsCastles and chateauxFarms and agritourism estatesEquestrian centresPool party venuesIndoor arenasCampsites and glampingGarden venuesResortsWater parks and spa bathsLibrariesTheatresWarehouses and hallsPrivate dining roomsStadiumsOpen-air stagesArt galleriesBarns and rural venuesLakeside and riverside venuesBoutique hotelsEscape roomsMountain lodges and hunting lodgesTheme parksTanyas (farmsteads)Parks and pavilionsAdventure parksMeeting rooms and business centresCinemasConcert hallsDance and creative studiosPálinka distilleries
Planning questions
Can we hold a wedding ceremony and reception at the same historic venue?
Some venues state both. The Majki Kolostor names wedding ceremonies, and the Balogh–Esterházy-kastély states weddings, family events and corporate events. The Sándor-Metternich Castle lists weddings among its occasions. Confirm the room sequence and catering arrangements with the venue.
Is technical equipment included in the room hire?
Not everywhere. A Művelődés Háza, volt zsinagóga in Esztergom agrees technical needs and buffet service separately, outside the room hire fees. The Majki Kolostor notes a multi-touch screen, screen and projector in its ceremonial hall. Ask what is included.