The town of Solt is at the left bank of the river Danube, in the western part of the Great Hungarian Plain. It is at the meeting point of water-ways and land transport, next to the bridge of the river Danube in Dunaföldvár.

There have been several finds from the Copper Age and the Bronze Age found at the territory of the town. During the Roman Empire it was an important river ford, the commercial route from Pannonia to Dacia went through it.

From the point of view of tourism Solt has got extremely favourable characteristics. There are about 500-600 hollowed cellars at the hill of cellars that have been formed during the centuries and they offer a unique aspect and a special atmosphere. The town has also got several monuments. They are Castle Vécsey, the Catholic and the Calvinist churches. There is a well - maintained open - air pool at the bank of the river Danube, offering several possibilities for the lovers of water sports. There is also a harbour, adequate for receiving large ships or hydrofoils that increases the possibilities.

The Equestrian centre Solt-Révbérpuszta, offering wide and rich programmes and possibilities, can be found in the one-time Teleki Estate, in Révbér, in the lowland of Solt. In the peasant yard the visitors can get acquainted with the traditional old Hungarian animals such as “racka” sheep, grey cattle, “mangalica” pig, goat, goose, duck, Hungarian shepherd’s dog and Hungarian half-breed. In the peasant museum one can have a glance at the life of people at the beginning of the 20th century. The handicraftsmen’s house and yard is a home for folk arts where the old crafts, professional knowledge and skills are shown to the visitors.

The horse show offers some hint of the horse traditions of several centuries, one can get acquainted with the people of the pusta so much attached to horses, with the trainability of the horses and the virtuosity of the horse-herds. During joy-ride the scenery changes almost every minute, one can get acquainted with the characteristic natural beauty of the region at the river Danube and that of Upper Kiskunság and it may also rock one to sleep.

During the programmes there is a great emphasis on culinary delight; the dishes are made by our grandmothers’ recipes. While sipping the wines made according to the secret recipes of our grandfathers and listening to the music of zither we offer extraordinary experience both for the body and the soul and after being full of the delicious dishes one might enjoy the energetic folk dances as well.

The restaurant is situated next to the horse-pool, in which 240 people can have seat, even in winter. If the weather is good, 160 more guests could also have place on the terrace.