The Tűztorony in the centre and the Cziráky körpince, with its view across Lovasberény, reveal two different sides of the town: a tourist attraction with a cultural use and an architecturally distinctive circular building. They are joined by the annual Lovasberényi Alkotótábor, a wine competition featuring local producers, and a historic cemetery.

The Tűztorony in the town centre

The Tűztorony stands in the centre of Lovasberény. It was renovated in 2000 to mark the millennium; today, it is a tourist attraction and houses the cultural centre. This brings together a clearly dated restoration and a cultural function in a single building. For travellers interested in the connection between local history and present-day use, this combination provides a tangible point of reference for the town’s built environment.

Circular architecture and views at the Cziráky körpince

If you make your way up to the Cziráky körpince, you can see the circular, domed brick building. From there, you get a sweeping view across Lovasberény. Its form and outlook offer a different focus from the Tűztorony: here, the circular structure and panorama take centre stage, while the tower is distinguished by its restoration and cultural use. For visitors interested in architecture, the two sites offer different features to shape their stay around.

Art camp and wine competition

The multi-week Lovasberényi Alkotótábor is held every year and ends with an exhibition of the works created. During the camp, the municipality provides the participating artists with the művelődési ház for their daily work and supports their accommodation. The event combines an extended period of work with a final presentation.

The Hegyközség also holds a wine competition featuring local producers in the square in front of the Cziráky körpince. From there, visitors can enjoy a sweeping view of the town. The occasion brings together a wine competition and a striking view of the town. If you would like to plan your visit around the competition, check the exact date and visitor arrangements in advance.

A historic site

The ceremonial opening of the Lovasberényi Műemlék Izraelita Temető took place on 1 October 2003. The date is a clear point of reference in the town’s history. Check the local visiting arrangements before planning a visit to the cemetery.

Landscape highlights in the wider Székesfehérvár destination

The wider Székesfehérvár destination has its own nature and geology highlights. The reed beds on Lake Velence provide habitat for thousands of waterbirds. Near Pákozd, several hiking trails lead to the Pákozdi Ingókövek; the trails can also be cycled. A geological nature trail established in 1994 connects the rock formations. There, visitors can choose between bird habitats and reed landscapes, or the rocks and their geological interpretation. These regional landscapes complement the wider Székesfehérvár experience, while the Tűztorony, Cziráky körpince and local cultural events define the Lovasberény side of your stay.

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