Kulipintyó - Széchenyi Zsigmond volt nyaralója

Three exhibitions: 1) The museum presents the atmosphere of the summers of the Széchenyi family. The aim of the exhibition, which focuses on the first third of the 1900s, is to present the customs, costumes and leisure activities of the aristocracy. 2) Archaeological exhibition - the collection of local amateur archaeologist Károly Szulok Most of its finds date from the Middle Ages, but we can also find objects from prehistoric times, Roman times and the time of the conquest. 3) Atmospheres of Földvár - local history exhibition - entitled "Queen of Lake Balaton". Here the history of Balatonföldvár is presented on postcards and billboards.

Balatonföldvár in the 17th-19th centuries. In the 16th century, it was marked on the map as Földvárpuszta, and it was part of the estates of the Széchényi family. Among others, Dénes Széchényi, Imre Széchényi, (guardian of Viktor Széchényi, heir of Földvárpuszta), Dr. Frigyes Korányi (family doctor of the Széchényi family), István Spur (manor engineer), József Schilhán (manor gardener) Kulipintyó was the villa of Imre Széchenyi's younger brother, Viktor Széchenyi (1871-1945), where his son, the famous hunter and writer Zsigmond Széchenyi (1898-1967) spent his childhood. It was revived in 2013.