hajtogatóthat
Hajtogatóthat, also known as "hajlépcső" in Hungarian, refers to a type of stairway specifically designed for horseback riding. This term is primarily used in the context of equestrian facilities, particularly in Hungary and neighboring regions where horse culture has historical significance. The design of a hajtogatóthat typically includes a wide, gently sloping staircase with handrails or supports to allow riders to mount or dismount their horses safely. The structure often features a flat landing area at the top to accommodate the horse’s movement and the rider’s ease of access.
These stairways are commonly found in historic castles, manor houses, and stables, where horses were traditionally
In modern contexts, hajtogatóthat are occasionally preserved as part of heritage sites or restored in equestrian