Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg covered experience and wave baths with the longest covered water-chutes, waterfalls, caves where swimming is possible, channels and unique wellness services of Europe. Babyworld (realm of infants) & Funny Waters (wave bath).

2 nights in double rooms with breakfast and dinner and programmes in Hotel Sopron****

Price: 02.01-30.04.2010. und 01.10-27.12.2010.
 24.600 HUF  ( app. 102 € ) / person / 2 nights - in double rooms

01.05-30.09.2010.     27.900 HUF  ( app. 116 € ) / person / 2 nights-  in double rooms

Prices provided for a minimum of 20 persons.
Single room surcharge: HUF 5.000 ( app. 20 € ) / person per night.
Discount for children: under 4 free of charge, 50% for children under 12 on extra beds

Programme:

Day 1

• Following the arrival, a short sightseeing in Sopron with a local guide
• Dinner in the restaurant of the hotel

Day 2

• Following the buffet breakfast, we start from the hotel.
• Whole-day excursion by bus to Lutzmannsburg
• During the travel, a short walk in Kõszeg.

Kõszeg

It is one of the smallest towns of Hungary. The castle built in the 13th century was named after the captain Miklós Jurisics who, with the help of the inhabitants, was successful to stop the Turkish army marching against Vienna in 1532. The guild trade, commerce, vine and wine production and schools of the town have a long past. The town centre within the town walls which are to be seen at several places up to this day was avoided by the storms of the history so houses on Jurisics tér and in the nearby streets managed to keep their original form.

Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg covered experience and wave baths with the longest covered water-chutes, waterfalls, caves where swimming is possible, channels and unique wellness services of Europe. Babyworld (realm of infants) & Funny Waters (wave bath)

• Rich dinner in the restaurant of Hotel Sopron**** Vinosseum Winecellar with wine-tasting
  (the presentation and tasting of 5 types of wines of Sopron; we also offer cheese, apple and "pogácsa" with the wines)

Day 3

• Buffet breakfast
• Excursion 1: Sopronpuszta - Fertõrákos - Nagycenk / Fertõd
• Excursion 2: Fertõrákos - Sopronpuszta - Eisenstadt

Sopronpuszta, Pan-european Picnic Memorial Place

It commemorates the events around the breaking of the iron curtain near Fertõrákos in 1989 with its fountain and wooden headboard.
This place was the scene of the Pan-european Picnic on 19 August 1989. The events of the time and the opening of the border on 10 October due to a Government decision launched the process of the demolition of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany.

Fertõrákos, Quarry

The quarry of especial beauty from the Roman Age of Fertõrákos can be visited as an open-air museum.

The cave reminiscent of the magical world of the rock temples in Egypt provide a natural scene for opera performances in the summer.

Fertõd, Esterházy Castle

One of the richest noble families of the country, the Esterházy family built their marvellous castle, the "Hungarian Versailles" between 1720 and 1766. The excellent building complex of the castle, with the exception of the Baroque theatre, remained in its entirety. The majority of the exhibitions of the museum operated here reminds of the Golden Age of the building which was the time of Miklós "the Bright" Esterházy (1762-1790). Joseph Haydn, a genius determining forms of music of the 18^th century also lived and worked here from 1766 to 1790.

Nagycenk, Széchenyi - kastély

Its Baroque castle had been the residence of the noble Széchenyi family since the 18th century; now it is a museum. This was the favourite place of residence of István Széchenyi, the "greatest of Hungarians". The famous line of lime-trees being 2.6 km long planted in 1752 leads us from the Castle to the grave of Béla Széchenyi and his wife. The Roman Catholic Church was built in Romantic style in 1864, according to the plans of Miklós Ybl. With its Classicist entrance hall, the building of the Szécheny Mausoleum (1810) is to be found in the cemetery next to the church where István Széchenyi is buried, too.

Eisenstadt, Esterházy Castle

With its 13,000 inhabitants, at the feet of the Leitha mountain in the centre of Burgenland, it is the smallest of the provincial capitals of Austria, nevertheless, the town formerly being the residence of Esterházy princes offers a lot of sights for tourists.

The major sight of Eisenstadt is the Esterházy castle, originally a Gothic castle (1364) reconstructed generously by the Esterházy princes (1663-1672) and made the centre of court life. Now the castle is a centre of culture. In the Haydn hall, the most beautiful melodies of Joseph Haydn can be listened to at celebrations and concerts under the superb ceiling frescos.

 

The participation fee includes the costs of accommodation and the above mentioned catering, tourism tax, wine-tasting, and costs of the guide in Sopron and Kõszeg.

The participation fee does not include eventual bus costs, bath entrance fees and prices of museum entrance fees.

The 21st person is placed in a double room and catered for free.