GRASSALKOVICH PALÁC (GRASSALKOVICHOV PALÁC)
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2024
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2024
The seat of the Head of State since 1993, this palace was built in 1760 by Count Anton Grassalkovich, President of the Hungarian Royal Chamber and advisor to Maria Theresa. At that time, it was a cultural centre, where the entire Hungarian aristocracy gathered to listen to concerts by the court orchestra conducted by Joseph Haydn. Under communism, it was the seat of the pioneers, the vanguard of the Party. Behind the palace, there is a large park and French gardens.
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Members' reviews on GRASSALKOVICH PALÁC (GRASSALKOVICHOV PALÁC)
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Visited in april 2018
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Beau palais au centre ville, vous passerez surement devant , belle architecture de édifice avec ds drapeaux slovaque présent dessus!
Visited in august 2017
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Beautiful palace seat of the presidency with a pretty fountain front. This palace does not visit, but the gardens in the back are open to the public and are a beautiful walk.
Visited in april 2017
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Très beau palais de l'extérieur mais je fus déçue de ne pas pouvoir le visiter.
