Prosenjakovci is a small village in the Municipality of Moravske Toplice in the Prekmurje region, near to the border with Hungary. There are two small churches in the settlement. The village is the site of an unmarked grave associated with the Second World War.
Matzenau Manor is located near the centre of the village. The two-storeyed manor, mentioned in records as a castle from 1876, was a luxurious edifice (26,5 x 15,5 x 9 meters high) built in a neoclassical style, and used as a seasonal and hunting residence by numerous owners, who lived in Austria or Hungary. The structure is said to have been built at the beginning of the 19th century by Italian architects. Around the building there was a park with a resting benches and fountain. The entire premises spanned an area of approximately 150 hectares (400 acres). As part of the Carpe Diem project the park has once again regained its original image, since it is being restored to the charm and the purpose for which it was designed. It is surrounded by a trail which also serves as an access to the manor.
The benches along the trail offer an opportunity for the visitors to enjoy and rest the untouched nature, and the information panels give them some information on our native three species and their peculiarities. In 1900, Denes Craigher bought the manor from Carl von Matzenau.