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There was also a SZOT resort in socialism. As a teenager, I “vacationed” there with my parents in the ’70s. It was a wonderful, wildly romantic countryside, the castle was already quite dilapidated. I remember the dining room had beautiful stained glass windows. There was even a pool in the garden, though it was already unusable. It is a pity that it cannot be visited, it is a pity that it no longer receives guests, there are few more beautiful parts of the country.

I was still there in the winter of 1994-95 with my high school classmates in March on an outing. The bus picked us up for a while, and when the driver thought it would be impossible for him to go on or back, he stopped and went on foot, and though it was March, it was no coincidence ... it was snowing! By the time we got there, everyone was wet with their spring shoes and coats. She was warmed up by a group of 27-plus-year-old teachers in the lobby to the porter ... or rather called a butler, because he was about 80 years old and had his clothes on, as if stuck in the past. And something else, old trees, an ancient castle, a shabby but dignified one-eyed staff, only exposed shoes and a roll-up phone ... were the most special. All of this around '94 -95. It was a fairy tale.

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Years ago, I went there for about 1 week in the winter, a huge crowd of beautiful views and Taiwan. What I was prepared for at the time was that there was hardly any talent at all for any of the service providers.

Too bad you can't go in and see!