Földváry Castle
Invitation
Gallery Opening Ceremony
2025 On 30 March 2025, starting at 15:00, a ceremony will be held to open the Földváry gallery in the Castle courtyard. Visit us and see our Auction exhibition.
Art Auction and Antiques Fair
2025 On 6 April, we're back with a bang with a fun Antiques Fair and an Exclusive Art Painting Auction! 100 exhibitors, 3000 visitors and an auction of exceptional lots await you!
Creativity camp
8-14 April 2025. we are organising a special week-long art camp for contemporary artists at the inspiring Öttevényi Castle.
Easter Fair and Market
Saturday 19 April 2025 A big Easter Fair will be held at the Castle, with star performers and lots of surprises! The Brand Rabbit will be our guest!
Master's degree in pastry
A real big gun is coming to the castle to make our confectioners even more professional! You can join a course, but only for professionals!
Dream Wedding
Our castle is perfectly suited for a seated wedding of up to 160 people, with a round table, so that there is even a dance floor for the guests. By renting the castle, we can provide complete exclusivity for the perfect private event.
Conferences and corporate events
Would you like to welcome your guests in a castle with complete exclusivity? You can fly your company flag on our castle and receive your guests in a stately manner, at a completely reasonable price!
Filming or photography
For the year 2024, the Castle Courtyard will be available free of charge for photography for newlyweds, subject to prior booking. In return, we would like to ask for a selection of your best photos to share. 🙂
If you don't want to share your photos with us, we can arrange outdoor photography for 100 EUR per session.
CHATEAU MARTVÁRY
History of the castle
"The Földváry manor is located in the village of Öttevény, 15 km from Győr, in Western Transdanubia.
The village, which has undergone many historical changes over the years, has preserved its historical importance and rich heritage to this day. The castle, built in 1870 by Baron Miklós Földváry de Bernátfalva (1840-1914), one of the former major landowners, for his wife, has since become a symbol of the village. "
