Budapest vicinity
Etyek
Etyek joins two very different production landscapes: a German-speaking wine village of press houses, saints, wells and cellars, and a twenty-first-century film industry built on the edge of the settlement. The 1946 expulsion gives the wine landscape a difficult social history that a tasting-only tour would miss.
Stories in Etyek
- Sarlós Boldogasszony Parish Church: The Catholic Center of Swabian Etyek
- Church-Garden Mary Statue: Devotion before the Great Wine Brand
- Hősök tere: Church and Civic Memory Share One Space
- World War Memorial: Swabian Families Enter Mass Warfare
- Magyar-kút: A Protected Spring House in the Center
- Saint John of Nepomuk Statue: A Water Saint beside the Spring
- German Nationality House: Reconstructing a Community after Expulsion
- Magyar Street: Swabian Domestic Architecture beyond the Museum
- Körpince köz Civic Centre: A Wine Village Governs Its Modern Growth
- Reformed Church: Etyek Was Not Religiously Uniform
- Kálvária-domb: Devotion above the Village
- Saint Wendelin Statue: The Protector of Herds in a Wine Village
- Historic Catholic Cemetery: Names beneath the Wine Tourism
- Körpince: Cellars Organized around a Hollow
- Körpince Press Houses: Processing above Storage
- Kecske-gödör: An L-Shaped Cellar Landscape
- Öreghegy Cellar Row: The Old Hill as Production Landscape
- Protected 1862 Press House and Cellar: One Surviving Working Unit
- Maria Hilf Statue on Öreghegy: Sacred Protection among the Vines
- Saint Urban Statue: The Vineyard Gets Its Own Patron
- Vérti-szőlők: The Vineyard Landscape beyond the Cellar Rows
- Újhegy Wine District: Expansion of the Cellar Economy
- Sánc Cellars: Another Edge of the Historic Wine Village
- Botpuszta Catholic Church: A Separate Sacred Landscape
- Botpuszta Nazarene House: A Rare Religious Community Site
- Botpuszta Nazarene Chapel: Community Worship outside the Village Core
- Botpuszta Estate Landscape: Agriculture beyond Wine
- Korda Filmpark: A Wine Village Adds a Film Industry
- Korda Backlot Edge: Architecture Built to Pretend
- Etyek Production Panorama: From Cellars to Sound Stages