Margita house was built in 1929. It was built from the famous Apatin “clinker” bricks, which at the time was only available to wealthy families, and with that brick were built many buildings in Vienna and Budapest. House is preserved in authentic style, as if nothing had changed through the time when it was build. Rooms in the residential part of the house are furnished with original furniture from the beginning of the twentieth century, especially given the unique charm of muddy stoves in each room, which are still in use. Spacious garden has numerous exhibits dating from the IXX century.
