Haszmann Pál Museum

🏰 The castle's park can only be visited by prior reservation or during public events! ☎✉️ ❗️ The minimum number of tourists is 2 people, and the maximum number is 10 people, in the absence of public events. 👥 Please note that during certain periods, the estate hosts private events 🎉, and visitor access may be restricted. 🕐 Tours take place between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and last approximately one hour, including coffee or tea at the beginning. ☕🍵 📍 To avoid any inconvenience, please inquire in advance by phone. 📞 ⚜️ Zabola is a unique estate, and not only in Transylvania. If you want to experience the countryside in an unusual setting, the Mikes estate in Zăbala is the ideal destination. The park, part of the 15th-century castle, covers an area of over 50 hectares, where you can ride a bike, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, or take a guided tour of the estate, discovering the history of the Mikes family. 🌳 A perfectly maintained English garden with two lakes and four ponds, pavilions, terraces, a sauna in the forest, stables, barns, and paths for walking, horseback riding, and carriage rides await you.  🌿 🐾 The rich nature and wildlife we live alongside are of great importance to us. Along with wild ducks, storks, and gray herons, the estate's garden and adjacent forest are home to bears, deer, wild boars, wolves, lynxes, bats, squirrels, owls, eagles, frogs, and all sorts of smaller animals. We strive in a prudent manner to make this nature available to our visitors. 💚 💳 Prices: • Adults: 70 lei/person 👤 • Children (6-14 years old): 35 lei/person 🧒 • Children under 6 years old: free 🎉 We look forward to seeing you! 🧡 📸 Zabola Estate

Kürtőskalács (chimney cake) is a sweet pastry named after its shape. The dough-strings are rolled on a wooden cylinder, covered with butter and sugar that caramelizes on the heat of the coal. If you are curious about how this dessert is prepared, take part in a kürtőskalács workshop at the Malomkert Center and bake your own dessert! It will definitely turn out delicious! 😋 😜 Here's a secret about this dessert: it has its own event: “Kürtőskalács – Festival of Sweet Flavours”, organized in Sfântu Gheorghe, where Mrs. Ilona, ​​the head of the Malomkert Center, is a member of the jury for the “Kürtőskalács of the Year in the Szeklerland” competition. You can also take part in a workshop on making homemade potato bread! Minimum number of people for workshops: 6-8. Prior appointment is needed in advance! At the Malomkert Center you can also have a meal! 🍽 

✨ We invite you to a little corner of heaven, where tradition still lives on! 🌄 At the foot of Piliștea Peak, nestled in a spacious countryside yard, we’ve lovingly preserved the soul of the Romanian village - so that you may rediscover its charm. 🏡 You’ll find a traditional house and barn, a wood-fired bread oven that fills the air with the scent of childhood, a scenic viewpoint with breathtaking landscapes, an exhibition of old village artifacts that tell forgotten stories, and traditional craft workshops where you can create with your own hands. 📜🕰️ 🛏️ Our guestrooms, furnished with a deep love for authenticity and tradition, await you with comfort and serenity - far from the noise of modern life. 🌿 Come reconnect with nature, with simplicity, and with the beauty of a life lived at a slower pace. We welcome you with open arms and warm hearts! 💚 📍 Visits are available by prior appointment only.

The Bodor family's farm, surrounded by mountain pastures, is where UzOnkA ripened artisan cheeses are made. The small family farm is always open to anyone interested in cheese making. After tasting some of the most delicious cheeses, you will have the opportunity to visit the animals and see the dairy processing plant in action. An appointment is required for the visit.

The exhibition invites you on a historical adventure, where you can experience 400 years of history, gaining an insight into the diplomatic peculiarities of the Principality of Transylvania, but also into the gastronomy of the period. At the end of your visit, you will also get answers to questions such as: what did they eat at a princely banquet, or can you substitute a groom at a wedding?

👸🏼 This unique private collection is a collection of dolls, furniture, ornaments and old pictures belonging to the Nagy family. Known as the Olga Gallery, the gallery includes classic and modern porcelain dolls, artist dolls, limited edition dolls, character dolls, vinyl dolls. You can find large dolls of the characters from the television series The Lord of the Rings, but also Mother Teresa or Princess Diana. You'll learn when and how the first porcelain dolls were made, and at the end of your visit you'll discover that doll-making is not just an entire world, but a complex and demanding craft. "The Gallery was founded in 2010 with 175 dolls, and today I am the owner of 1,000 dolls. The museum's material is entirely a private collection, the result of years of collecting. My collection includes classic and modern porcelain dolls, artist dolls, limited edition dolls, character dolls, vinyl dolls, and many more. These dolls are more than just ephemeral toys with their lifelike designs and masterfully stitched clothes. The Doll's Gallery is known as Olga Gallery, named after my husband's mother. The museum is not educational, the doll gallery is a fairy tale and reality, a fairy tale that comes to life. Memories, dreams and desires all come to life here. I recommend this experience for all ages." - says Ibolya Nagy, founder of the Olga Gallery. 🧡 ❗️ To visit you need a prior appointment by phone.

🕰🖋 In the House of Collections, owned by Ernő Beke and his family and opened on 29 August 2010, you can see an impressive collection of all kinds of collectibles: from thimbles to padlocks, from pocket watches to badges. You'll also find one of Europe's largest collections of Kinder figurines, with over 10,000 pieces on display. You can also admire thousands of ballpoint pens, perfumes and beer bottles. A beautifully decorated room is dedicated to the 1848 War of Independence. So far, all visitors have been amazed by the more than 50,000 objects on display. 😍 ❗️Visits require prior appointment.

In Bățanii Mici, the Keresztes family’s water mill is still grinding. According to the inscription on one of its beams, it was built in 1835. The mill’s only automatic mechanism is a small bell that rings when the hopper runs out of grain to grind. The location can only be visited by appointment!

For more than four decades, the leathersmith Kovács Béla has been making custom-designed object and horse harnesses in Baraolt. Visit his workshop and choose a durable, useful, handcrafted product made of real leather.