Castelul Teleki, Manor castle in Coltău, Romania.
Castelul Teleki is a two-story castle with classical architecture located in Coltău and surrounded by extensive grounds. The main building with its spacious halls forms the center of a large estate.
The castle was built in the late 1700s as a residence for the noble Teleki family. After the family lost the property in 1949, it was repurposed and opened to the public.
The exhibition rooms display works by regional artists and preserve memories of the Teleki family. Visitors can discover how the noble family lived here and the role they held in the area.
The castle is open daily except Mondays and national holidays for visitors to explore. Guided tours can be arranged on request to learn more about the property and its features.
A cornel tree in the castle park marks the place where Hungarian poet Sándor Petőfi spent time during his honeymoon. This connection links the site to an important figure in literary history.
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