The castle that was built at the end of the last century by Grünfeld family is in Nagyveleg. The landowner who had Jewish roots gave the castle to Lutheran congregation as donation in 1944. Unfortunately, the furnishment of the castle was totally destroyed during the World War II. A Lutheran school was run by the congregation until secularization. After taking over by the council, the castle played an essential role in general education and cultural life during decades. The great hall was used as a gym, a cinema, a ballroom, a scene of family and official events. There was a library, a club for the elderly, a club for women, club for the youth, club for sports, etc. The Mayor's Office was operated here for some time. The Lutheran Church had a chance to get back the castle for own goals in 1991.

Nowadays open-air schools, creative arts camps, school camps, family and official arrangements are organised besides own programmes. There are sport facilities in the opposite sports field and in a modern gym located in the village house.
The castle has a stage in the great hall, rooms with bunk beds (21 beds), a dining room, a heater kitchen, male and female sanitaries for the campers to have a fantastic holiday. The castle was rebuilt inside and outside in 2014 due to an application. There is a beautiful garden around the castle with a possibility for setting up tents, so the number of accommodation can be extended to 60.

Nagyveleg is 10 km from Mór which is in the valley of the Eastern Bakony. It is a quiet little village. It can provide a good rest for people who love nature.

Sights nearby:

- Mór and the wine-growing region of Mór.
- Castle of Csókakő.
- Watter mill in Jásd (Poós mill).
- Plateau of Tés.
- Lookout tower, forge and the windmills in Tés.
- Alba Regia cave.
- The Roman Baths.
- Valley of Gaja.
- Lake in Fehérvárcsurgó.
- Arboretum in Zirc.
- Castles in Bodajk and Fehérvárcsurgó.
- Marian shrine (an ancient shrine) in Bodajk.