Manor of Betliar

The manor presents four corner towers, two floors, and extensive collections of paintings, furniture, and hunting trophies throughout its decorated rooms.

The Andrássy family acquired the estate in 1642 from King Ferdinand III and transformed the original Renaissance fortress into their residence.

The manor houses a historical library established by Leopold Andrássy in the late 18th century, containing numerous literary works and scientific publications.

The manor museum displays original furniture, art collections, Egyptian artifacts, ancestor gallery, count apartments, countess chambers, and an English-style park.

The manor grounds feature an 80-hectare park with the highest artificial waterfall in Slovakia, measuring 9 meters in height.

Location: Betliar

Inception: 18 century

Architectural style: Late Baroque

Website: http://muzeumbetliar.sk

GPS coordinates: 48.70611,20.51028

Latest update: May 11, 2025 05:41