Attractions

This memorial house was built in the courtyard of St. András parish from the inheritence of forest engineer Géza Vitus – born in Szentegyházasfalu, but descended from here – and his wife, Kelemen Emerencia. Although the house is not the birthplace of Géza Vitus (it was demolished in the meantime), Read more…

The establishment of this museum was Sófalvi Sándor’s idea. The collecting proccess of the ethnographic items started in 1980 with the help of students staying in the boarding school and it is still being continued. They built a farmhouse in the yard of the school so the collected items could Read more…

School Museum in Minele Lueta is a section of the Museum of Ethnography mentioned above but located in Lövétebánya and not in Szentegyháza. The museum shows the conditions of studying and the school equipments used in the old days. There are three rooms in the museum: one is furnished as Read more…

There are 100 children singing and 40 playing instruments in Children’s Philharmonic (the children called themselves ”Fili” in short). The ”band” was founded by music teacher Haáz Sándor in 1982 who has been conducting the ”band” since. In their repertoire you can find: short classical pieces, unique folk song covers, Read more…

Taking advantage again of the freefall of the water people from Vlăhița transformed the channel of Kis-Homoród stream and Vargyas stream making it possible to build almost 20 baize fullers. The origin of this profession goes back to centuries in this region. During the fuller proccess they thickened and prepared Read more…

The ski collection of the Salvamont Vlăhița, can visited at the association’s headquarters by prior arrangement.

The Madarasi Hargita Mountains are located in the Kelemen-Görgény- Hargita volcanic mountain range with a mostly andesite relief. It has heights between 1500-1800 m and its highest peak is 1801 m above sea level, which is called Madarasi Peak or also known as The Saint Mountain of the Szeklersz. The longest Read more…