Pusztaszer Courses

Pusztaszer is a village in Hungary. It is located in the southern part of the country, on the banks of the Tisza River. The village is most famous for its national historical memorial park, which is home to some of the best-preserved fortifications from the Ottoman period. The memorial park covers a vast area of 390 hectares and was established in 1993 by the Ministry of Culture. The park holds the remains of the palace of King Charles I of Hungary and his consort Mary of Anjou - the impressive palace complex was used by the royal couple during their time in Pusztaszer. Inside the grounds, visitors can explore a number of historical wooden and stone buildings, including the Ottoman Fortress, the Jákó Chapel, the Turkish Mekka and the Doll Museum. The historical park is also home to the Száraz-Berényi Mansion and the Erdődy Castle. Both buildings are open to the public and offer interesting insight into Hungary’s past. The Erdődy Castle is a splendid example of neo-Gothic architecture and is a popular venue for weddings, conferences, corporate events and other celebrations. As well as the historical attractions, Pusztaszer is known for its excellent hunting grounds. The area is rich in wild game, from foxes and badgers to roe deer and wild boar. Visitors can see the local wildlife in their natural habitats, or join one of the many hunting clubs in the village to experience the thrill of the hunt. Pusztaszer is the perfect destination for those hoping to combine historical exploration with a unique outdoor experience. With its vibrant culture, magnificent landscapes and rich natural environment, the village is sure to provide an unforgettable experience.