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Dolná Strehová (SK)

Adress: Ul. Madácha 1. SK 991 02 Dolná Strehová
GPS: X194907 Y48,2488
Tel.: +421 (0) 47/48 97 189 Email: dana.veselovska@snm.sk

Madach Mansion was the scene of the poet’s married life, after divorcing he moved to Alsósztregova (Dolná Strehová).

The castle is located in a huge funfair, nowadays it is a museum.
The original Madach-castle was burn out in 1717 and the renewed building also went up in flames in 1758. At the end of 18. century Sándor Madach – the grandfather of Madach Imre – began to build a new family residence. This is the place where Imre Madach, Hungarian writer, dramatist and poet lived and worked, here he wrote his masterpiece: Tragedy of Man.

The reconstruction of building was completed in 2012 by sponsoring of EU-tender and the exhibitions were also renewed. Following the study formed with exact furnishings („lion-cave”), the drawing room of the castle and a small stage there are rooms, boards, pictures, glass-cases according to the scenes of Tragedy of man.

On the passage there are various graphic exhibitions:
Facsimile exhibitions: Tragedy of man in graphics of János Kass and Mihály Zichy.
Zoltán Nagy: Hommage á Madach (graphic series from works of Zoltán Nagy).

Memorial House is located in the centre of the village Sklabiná, in the district of Velký Krtíš. The house of a wealthy peasant was built in 1852. Here, in this house, survived childhood and student years one of the most famous authors, Hungarian writer - Kálmán Mikszáth. Exhibition presents his life and literary work as well as the life in Sklabiná in 19th century.

Terény

Address: H-2696 Terény, Kossuth u. 10.
Phone/Fax: +36-35-348-261

Open hours:
Every day 9-12am and 13-18pm, except Monday (closed).

The exhibition can be visited according to a telephone call made in advance.