Bory, HungaryBory highlightsOne of two self-built castles in Hungary (the other is the much more ramshackle Tarodi Var), The Bory Castle In Szekesfehervar was the work of Hungarian sculptor and architect Jeno Bory. Bory built the castle between 1923 and 1959 with the help of several of his students. Other places we know in HungaryBudapest - Known for architecture, castle; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Ozora - Known for castle, museum Siklós (Siklos) - Known for castle, museum Sümeg (Sumeg) - Known for castle, museum, viewpoint Szigliget - Known for fortress, ruines Last reviewed: 16 December 2020 Bory descriptionBory Castle in Székesfehérvár Hungary is the intellectual work of one man with loads of imagination - Fairytale Castle in Hungary. The building features a range of architectural styles–from Scottish to Romanesque to Gothic–all eccentrically combined. You can freely climb the towers and walk among the garden’s sculptures, which were all created by Bory. Inside are several galleries featuring Bory’s paintings, many of which are of his wife, for whom the castle was built. Bory related toursWe at Monterrasol Travel welcome you to see Bory during multi-day private car tour. Contact us if you would like to customize your tour to Bory. We have developed several tours that visiting this beautiful place. But, if you have a special conditions or any from these tours fit you, please do not hesitate to contact us, we can organize a tour exactly as you would like. And remember, we have no problems to take you from almost any place where you stay, hotel or private accommodation.
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