Attractions
Melea - The Health concept
The attractions of Sárvár and its surroundings offer rich historical and natural values, all easily accessible from Melea – The Health Concept.
The building houses the Nádasdy Ferenc Museum, where visitors can explore five permanent exhibitions, including the internationally recognized Hussar collection, as well as displays showcasing the history of printing and book publishing. The castle historic ceremonial hall features ceiling frescoes dating back to 1653, along with rooms in Renaissance and Baroque styles, creating a special atmosphere where many significant figures of Hungarian history, such as Ferenc Nádasdy and Erzsébet Báthori, come to life. The protected park surrounding the castle and the city’s cultural center are also located on site, allowing visitors to gain insight into the local artistic life as well.
The city and its surroundings are rich in historical landmarks, as well as excellent gastronomic and cultural programs, which further enhance the guests' stay.
The Sárvár Arboretum, founded in 1546 is easily accessible, just an 8-minute walk from the hotel. This ancient wooded park, spanning over 3 hectares, is one of Hungary’s oldest arboretums,which is home to more than 300 species of trees and shrubs. The park’s design dates back to the early 19th century, when Archduke Ferdinand of Modena, a member of the Habsburg family, created an English-style garden in line with the landscaping trends of the time, preserving the ancient oaks and plane trees. The arboretum’s fish pond and the nearby Gyöngyös Stream provide a favorable microclimate for the plants. The park is an excellent destination for both nature lovers and hikers, where peaceful walks and birdwatching can be enjoyed.
