Hunting lodges

NOTES: These designs are from the Signet Library volume and are by an unidentified late 18th century English architiect.

NOTES: One of several mansions built by the Andrassy family, this former hunting lodge in the park of Betliar Castle was last rebuilt in Eclectic style in 1882-1886. It was occupied by the family until 1945, after which time it passed to the state. The house, together with its surrounding park, was declared a National Cultural Monument in 1985 and the Manor House reopened as part of the Betliar Museum in 1994.

NOTES: One of several mansions built by the Andrassy family, this former hunting lodge in the park of Betliar Castle was last rebuilt in Eclectic style in 1882-1886. It was occupied by the family until 1945, after which time it passed to the state. The house, together with its surrounding park, was declared a National Cultural Monument in 1985 and the Manor House reopened as part of the Betliar Museum in 1994.

NOTES: The house was built as a hunting lodge for a wealthy industrialist. It is sited in a resort above Lake Como.

NOTES: The house was built as a hunting lodge for a wealthy industrialist. It is sited in a resort above Lake Como.