Álmosd Kölcsey-Country house
Ártánd Hodossy-Mansion Ártánd Platthy-Country house
Balmazújváros Semsey kastély
Bakonszeg Bessenyei-Country house
Bakonszeg Nadányi-Miskolczy-Country house
Esztár Erdődy-Szunyogh-Country house
Füstpuszta (Nagyrábé) Füsti-Mansion
Hosszúpályi Zichy-Mansion
Komádi-Dobaipuszta Vécsey-Mansion
Létavértes Lédig-kúria Létavértes Mendel-kúria Létavértes Móricz-Mansion
Nagykereki Bocskai-Mansion
Nagyrábé Des Echerolles-Mansion
Nyírábrány Eördögh-Mansion
Nyíracsád Vécsey-Country house
Szerep Kornis-Mansion
Téglás Degenfeld-Mansion
Tépe Préposti-Mansion
Tetétlen Zichy-Mansion
Tiszacsege Nagymajori Mansion Vay-Mansion
Zsáka Rhédey-Mansion

Kölcsey-Country house
	Álmosd, Kölcsey Street 11/a. Kölcsey -Country house Tel:52/388-078deri@derimuz.hu Open: With cheque-in can be visited. GPS: 47.415254 / 21.979552 ENG/hajdu szatmarilegendak.hu Map
Semsey-Mansion
	Balmazújváros Debreceni Street 2 Semsey Mansion Community center Tel: GPS: 47.612210, 21.344434 Map
The structure on display, close to the town’s main square, is known as Semsey Castle. It is one of the finest examples of classicist architecture to be found in Hungary today. The Castle’s name comes from the noble Semsey family who held title to the rich agricultural land surrounding the town for generations on end. Semsey castle just had a grand reopening on December 5th. On display were the fruits of a two year refurbishment project funded by the European Union to promote the rich cultural heritage of Balmazujvaros. One look at the eye popping yellow exterior was enough to magnetically focus the gaze. At first glance, the exterior seemed almost too blindingly bright, that was until I viewed photos of the kastely prior to the refurbishment.  Before (see above photo) there was only a drab, decaying façade, the product of decades long neglect by the communist state. Now (see next photo) the façade emanates a revelatory brightness, a ray of structural sunlight perpetually shining at the heart of this small city. Semsey Family Tree Painting The interior is not to be outdone either. Each exhibit room is furnished with richly upholstered ottomans that visitors can use to rest while pondering the displays concerning the town’s local history (a number of famous Hungarian writers were from here), as well as the cultural wares and traditions of the area’s people. These included exhibits on the gulyas (Hungarian cowboys), who had spent the past several centuries roaming the nearby, vast landscape of the Hortobagy, an area which is today protected as both a National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Even with the displays only in Hungarian, the archival photos and original artifacts visually communicated the wealth of tradition that this otherworldly landscape of sky and horizon surrounding Balmazujvaros has bequeathed upon its inhabitants. A New Reality On a personal note, perhaps the most engaging exhibit for me was a singular painting of the Semsey family tree. Starting just above the base of the tree’s trunk were a series of blossoms representing a succession of generations, the first of which began over 750 years ago, in the middle of the 13th century. Before my eyes was the visual realization of a family which had inhabited this land from the Dark Ages up through modern times. The painting provided an artistic representation of the venerability of Hungarian existence in the Carpathian Basin. A visit to the Semely Kastely is more than just a way to reconnect with the opulence and elegance so integral to the life of the great estates and landed gentry. It is also a way to redefine what a castle actually means. It is a well spring of culture, tradition, and the arts. The Semely Kastely stands as both part of a grand architectural tradition and outside of it. It helps redefine the concept of a castle, presenting the visitor with a new idea, a new reality, much more vibrant than anything that could have been imagined. ( Pozsonyi-Wilkinson)
Lédig-Country House
	Létavértes Irinyi Road 7 Lédig Country house Church property GPS: N 47° 23,076' E 21° 52,050' Social institute 1hungary.com/info/en/letavertes Map
Degenfeld-Mansion
	4243 Téglás, Úttörő Street 15. Degenfeld-Mansion Tel.: +36-52-384-312 GPS: 47.7136860351 / 21.665934927 1hungary.com/info/en/teglas teglas-degenfeld-castle Map
Bocskai-Mansion
	Nagykereki Bocskai Square 1.  Bocskai Mansion 54/420-216 Open: 10-16 Today museum and library. GPS : 47.1899082764 / 21.7996804651 1hungary.com/info/nagykereki panoramio.com/photo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagykereki Map
The Bocskai Castle, the former manor of the Prince of Transylvania, can be found in Nagykereki, and it displays a collection of arms from the 16th century and an exhibition focusing on the history of the 17th century wars of liberation.
Füsti-Mansion
	Nagyrábé Füstpuszta  Füsti Mansion Private Property : Nagyrábé Huntingclub, Papp Imre (Bakonszeg, Dózsa Gy. Street 23) Tel: 30/329-8047  GPS: 47°11'18"N 21°22'41"E 1hungary.com/info/nagyrabe/ Map
Des Echerolles-Mansion
	Nagyrábé Rétszentmiklósi Street 7. Des Echerolles Mansion Cannot be visited Propety: Rábé-Porta Kft. Nagyrábé Polghiv GPS: 47.204132 / 21.330051 1hungary.com/info/nagyrabe/ Map
Eördögh-Mansion
	Nyírábrány Hajnal Road 1.  Eördögh-Mansion Ruin Nyírábrány, Hajnal u. 1. GPS : 47.549557 / 22.022239 1hungary.com/info/nyirabrany Map
Kornis-Mansion
	Szerep (Hosszúhát) Jókai Road 11. Kornis-Mansion Tel.: +36-54-516-002 Psychiatric Home  GPS: 47° 13' 35.54", 21° 08' 32.10" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Szerep Map
Préposti-Mansion
	4132 Tépe  Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Street 18. Préposti Mansion Tel.: +36-54-412-018 Psychiatric Home Cannot be visited GPS: 47.3167141 / 21.5712416 en.wikipedia.org/T Map
Vay-Mansion
	4066 Tiszacsege, Nagymajor Vay Mansion Hotel Telefon: +36 (70) 360-7788,           06 30 814 1840  E-mail: kastely-hotel@kastely-hotel.hu GPS: 47.653927 / 20.993899 kastely-hotel.eng. Map
Rhédey-Mansion
	Zsáka, Felszabadulás Road 18. Rhédey-Mansion Tel.: 54-712-525  Open: Mon-Fri 8-17 Picture exhibition  E-mail: zsja@freemail.hu GPS: 47.13405 / 21.43379 nemzetijelkepek.en Map Map
The Rhédey Castle in Zsáka hosts the exhibitions of the famous painter, Gyula Madarász and the participants of the International Artists' and Icon Painters' Colony, but visitors may also enter the Rhédey-Wesselényi-Bethlen room, furnished with period furniture.