The building of the Town Hall
This building was built in 1902, as a village hall. It is the most important building in Csorvás. The frontage is decorated in Roman style, with 5 semicircular and 10 oval windows, and a gate, which is
GPS: 46º 37' 59,15"N
20º 49' 42,45"E
Castle in Rudolf-grange
GPS: 46º 38' 42,43"N
20º 46' 27,96"E
Warehouse building in Károly-grange
This building was built in 1890, probably by Miklós Ybl’s plan. It is very interesting, that the roof is made of red pine(tree), which is very valuable. This warehouse could store about 20 railway carriage produce. The small railway departed from here too. Earl Károly Wenckheim was the owner of the grange, and his tomb is found in the park of late castle. The tomb was made in 1934, which is Adorján Horváth’s work, a black marble corpus.
GPS: 46º 38' 2,90"N
20º 45' 47,32"E
Mill building in the Rákóczi street 34
József Elekes(Englender) built this building. He bought the site in 1897, and the small mill, which was on the site, was rebuilt. The steam mill worked after a year. This was the first serious industrial factory in the settlement, which gave work for 14 person, and it had a 120 horsepower steam engine. Its capacity : 240 cwt / day. This building has 3 level, and it occupies an area of 494 M2
GPS: 46º 37' 54,79"N
20º 49' 25,98"E
Mill building int he Bajcsy-Zsilinszky street 3. 
This building was built between 1920-22, and Earl Matild Wenckheim own it. This mill has 2 levels, and it occupies an area of
GPS: 46º 38' 6,56"N
20º 50' 3,00"E
Primary school in the Arany János street 
It was given in 1906, and this was the parish hall. This building has oval windows, and it is decorated in romantic style, as the town hall. The kindergarten has similar features in the István király street too.
GPS: 46º 37' 57,46"N
20º 49" 47,65"E
Living house in the Kölcsey street 10. 
It was built int he early 1900’s. Baron Edéné Dániel had built this house for a „wonder”doctor, who healed her, and the woman recovered. This building has an architectural value, a big gate onto a street spectator. Because we can see such gate in some public buildings in Csorvás.
GPS: 46º 37' 52,23"N
20º 49' 57,74"E
Living house in the Békéscsabai street 3.
This house follows the Slovak architectural traditions. Pertain to the house, that it has a veranda in front of the room, which is
GPS: 46º 38' 11,07"N
20º 50' 20,42"E
General Cultural Centre 
This is the most interesting building in Csorvás. It was built in the last century (1990) but the building has modern and individual architectural solutions. This centre contains the library, school, and the theatre hall.
GPS: 46º 37' 58,82"N
20º 49" 38,54"E







