Mysterious Stone Carving
A unique and mysterious stone carving has come to light, depicting the figure of a knight. The artifact was discovered in the wall of a nearly hundred-year-old house in Zalacsány-Örvényeshegy, surprising both discoverers and archaeologists alike.
The carving originally adorned the walls of the nearby Pauline monastery and may hold deeper meanings than initially thought. What secrets does the stone-etched knight conceal?
Uncovering the Secret Through Playful Challenges
This intriguing story now comes to life within the walls of the Göcseji Museum. Visitors can delve into the secrets of the past through playful challenges and become part of the excitement of uncovering the mystery. Discover the connection between the knight and the Pauline order and the events evoked by the stone-carved memory.
This program is not only entertaining but thought-provoking, as it is based on real events. Join us and explore the mysterious past during an exciting afternoon!
Are you ready for the challenge? Only the bravest can unlock the secrets!
Participation Fee for the Family Afternoon
- Free for those under 18
- 18 and older: 1000 HUF/person
- 18 and older with an EGERSZEG card: 800 HUF/person
Please note that photo and video recordings may be made during the event. The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the program.
