Mailloth-Kastély

Tállya, Hungary, Hungary

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Mailloth-Kastély is a historic Baroque castle located in the wine-producing village of Tállya in Hungary’s Tokaj region.

The building was likely constructed around 1720 and was expanded and renovated several times during the 19th century. It is closely associated with the Maillot noble family, whose members played an important role in local public life and viticulture. Situated next to the historic Rákóczi Mansion, the castle features an elegant L-shaped design and reflects centuries of architectural development.

After serving various practical uses following World War II, including housing and school facilities, it underwent extensive restoration in the 21st century. Today, the restored castle functions as a cultural center with exhibitions highlighting the history of Tállya and the Tokaj region. Its preserved architecture, landscaped grounds, and historical significance make it one of the village’s most notable landmarks.