Ugron Castle

Casa Süsü este situată în Vlăhița. Unitatea de cazare are vedere la râu și are balcon, oferă o grădină, un salon comun și o bucătărie comună. Apartamentul are 3 dormitoare, bucătărie, frigider și aragaz, mașină de spălat și 2 băi. Facilități de grătar sunt disponibile.

Tartód House is located in the Corund stream valley, near the 13A motorway. The pension has 9 double rooms with 18 beds, of which 6 rooms are with private bathroom and 3 rooms with shared bathrooms. Tartód House is 10 km far from Corund, in the direction of Pálpataka. Due to the fresh air and the priceless value of the natural treasures, the cottage is probably the most attractive destination for those who want to relax.

Józsa House offers accommodation for 19 people: 6 rooms with 6 bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, WI-FI and parking.

Learn the secrets of Miercurea Ciuc's beloved brew at this factory tour, 12km south of Miercurea Ciuc, through tastings and traditional Hungarian beer snacks. After a few sips, you too will be singing the praises of the Harghita Mountains' spring water and quality hops. Offer: 1 h | 45 Ron / person  • tour, explanation of the technology used • Csík Chips tasting (100 g) • unlimited beer consumption 2 h | 85 Ron / person  • tour, explanation of the technology used • local cuisine tasting • unlimited beer consumption 2 h | 99 Ron / person  • tour, explanation of the technology used  • oven-baked trotters in handmade bread with horseradish and garlic sauce • unlimited beer consumption Booking: +40755 030 895, latogatokozpont@csikisor.hu IMPORTANT! Registration is considered a definite booking after confirmation by phone or e-mail.   We want your visit to be a lasting memory, so you have the opportunity to purchase souvenirs related to Csíki Beer and Csíki Chips in our gift shop. We offer also: • Visiting and tasting tour at "Csíki Csipsz"

The Hello Guest House is located in Remetea, Harghita county, in a rural environment with 11 rooms and 24 beds. Services: parking, grill, kettle, refrigerator, tv in rooms, wifi, internet, summer garden, terrace.

The accommodation place is located 5 km far from Odorheiu Secuiesc in a quiet, rural environment. It has beautiful views over the surrounding mountains and small town. Our cottage has 5 comfortable rooms, 2 bathrooms and a spacious living-room kitchen. There are many attractions to discover in this region: Harghita Mădăraș ski resort, Bicaz Gorge, Red Lake , Lake St. Anna, Salt mine in Praid, Vârșag waterfall etc. As a host, we are happy to assist you in organizing various programs, such as: bear watching, trips, hiking, plant and mushrooms picking tours. Services: closed parking, free wifi, spacious, green yard, barbecue facilities. Contact: Hilltop Guesthouse Harghita fb. page as well as 0743594022.

In the early nineties, the number of Pentecostal pilgrims increased significantly in Csíksomlyó/Șumuleu Ciuc. The church and the surrounding area could no longer accommodate hundred thousands of pilgrims. According to the ancient tradition, the Pentecost celebration included a procession on the hill of Kissomlyó, which is why the new altar was settled on the saddle between the Nagysomlyó and Kissomlyó mountains. The so-called "triple hill" altar was designed by Imre Makovecz in 1996, following the request of Father Albert Bartók, the Franciscan householder. According to Makovecz, the Father clearly and precisely described the conception: a triple hill with a double cross to make an altar. He was assisted now and in later modifications by Ernő Bogos, an architect in Miercurea Ciuc, who took a significant role in the planning and construction work. The “Hármashalom” (“Triple hill”), which served as a model for the altar, is a heraldic element that appeared in the coat of arms of Hungary in the 13th century, and while it originally symbolized the three hills of the Golgota, later became the symbol of the former Hungary’s three highest mountains, Mátra, Tátra and Fátra. The altar was inaugurated on 24 November 1996, at the Feast of Christ the King. Today it hosts the annual Pentecostal celebration, the Day of the Thousand Szekler Girls and many other events. On 1st of June 2019, Pope Francis I celebrated Holy Mass at the “Hármashalom” Altar and has given the Golden Rose in honour of the Virgin Mary.

The Golden Rose (Rosa d'Oro) is a special gift from the popes, which is nowadays given to Mary's shrines. This honour was presented by Pope Francis in Șumuleu Ciuc/Csíksomlyó on June 1, 2019, in honour of the Virgin Mary. It is currently the only papal rose in the Carpathian Basin. Originally the popes gave the golden roses to persons of great merit serving the Church. The custom was first mentioned in 1049, in the context that the Pope had donated the rose to an eminent official. Later the kings received the honour, then different bodies, and in the 13-14th century it was given to churches. The first woman to take over was Joanna I of Naples in 1368. From the 17th century onward, the Pope predominantly bestowed the honour on women of royal families for their virtues, and for their church service. Since the mid-20th century, the Pope has honoured with the Golden Rose the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin Mary, at the most important shrines of Mary. Pope Paul VI awarded a church in Bethlehem in 1963, the Fatima in 1965 and the Guadalupe Shrine in 1966. Among others, John Paul II awarded the Golden Roses to the Shrine of Mary in Czestochowa, Loreto and Lourdes. Pope Benedict XVI honoured most of the Mary's shrines when he visited them (including Aparecida and Mariazell, the Immaculate Conception Church in Washington, the Nostra Signora di Bonaria in Cagliari, the Rosary of Pompeii, and the Basilica of the Rosary). Pope Francis also donated Golden Roses to the Mary's shrines in Fatima, Turin, Guadalupe and Czestochowa. The Golden Rose is a symbol of joy and love, a symbol of Christ, according to old ceremonies, and thus its giving is not only a simple acknowledgment but also a mission: the honoured ones must bring Christ into the world. The rose given by Pope Francis to the Virgin Mary of Șumuleu Ciuc/Csíksomlyó is made of silver with 24 karat gold plated stems. It is about 84 cm tall and weighs 1,200 grams. The Golden Rose was placed next to the statue of Virgin Mary, which having a height of 2.27 meters is the largest votive wooden statue in the world.

Located in Corund, Molnos Mansion offers breakfast accommodation, rooms with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with a bidet and hairdryer. Services: shared kitchen, barbecue, free WiFi and free private parking. A buffet breakfast is served daily. Spa and wellness facilities include a spa bath with a hot tub and sauna. Guests can play billiards, or go skiing and cycling in the area.