Two kilometres away from the far-famed Fantast Castle, near Topola road in the middle of a fertile plain, abandoned and left to the ravages of time, there is a summer house of the old noble family Gombos. It is surrounded by ivy, and it is difficult to enter. The spiders cobwebbed all possible approaches. Nearby is a fountain in the shape of a bust of a young woman surrounded by a once magnificent park. The owner of the estate, Dözsö Gombos, a lawyer, and his wife Zsuzsana left the castle in 1944 and moved to Budapest. The Gombos family roots are from Hungary. The first mention of that family dates back to 1312.

The new government used their castle for ten years as an old people’s home. It was later taken over by PIK Bečej, which used it for its premises. Even today, it is possible to find leaflets advertising the Novi Sad Agricultural Fair from 2002 in the yard, and folders, binders and old documents related to agricultural business, as well as torn plywood shelves scattered around the castle. In one of the rooms, we found a calendar from 2012, which says that maybe there was life in the castle until then. The main entrance to the castle is adorned with four dark ochre Corinthian pillars and a porch, and the castle also has a dome with windows. The windows have baroque decorations. The castle was built at the beginning of the 20th century.