Primate's Palace, Budapest

The Primate Palace building in Budapest is located in the Budapest City Hall, the residence of the Bishop of Esztergom-Budapest and the headquarters of the office of the main church of Esztergom-Budapest.

The building at 62 Luri Street, built in the late 18th century, is in the style of a copf. It has a gated interior, a single-storey building; over the central gate, overlooking the square, you can see an ornate iron-clad balcony with stone consoles.

In 1874, the building was purchased by Prince Primir János Scitovsky, the estergomean archbishop.