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Almásy-Andrássy-palota Palace is a building located in the 8th arrondissement of Budapest.
The former Károlyi mansion in Budapest's eighth district traces its plot back to the period after Ottoman rule, passing through the Wilfersheim and Barkóczy families before the…
Trefort Street 3 forms part of the historic Trefort Garden, a university campus in Budapest's eighth district developed from the 1870s onward on the site of the former Füvészkert…
The Ganz Mausoleum is a large-sized tomb in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest.
The Malosik mausoleum is one of the notable monuments in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest.
The Kossuth Mausoleum is one of the notable monuments in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest, the resting place of Lajos Kossuth, which is the largest burial site in the whole of…
The Sebastiani mausoleum was one of the large tomb monuments in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest.
The Deák Mausoleum is one of the notable monuments in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest, the burial place of the Hungarian politician Ferenc Deák.
The Thalmayer mausoleum is one of the large grave monuments in the Fiumei út cemetery in Budapest.
Bobula Palace (Hungarian: Bobula-palota) is a building in the 6th arrondissement of Budapest. It is the headquarters of the Yonus Emre Centre, the Turkish cultural center of…
The Egyedi Palace was built at the end of the 19th century in Budapest, in the Terézváros district, under number 27 Benczúr (then Nagy János) Street. The former Postás Cultural…
Batthyány Palace (Hungarian: Batthyány-palota) is a building located in the 1st arrondissement of Budapest.
Mailáth Palace (Hungarian: Mailáth-palota) is a building located in the 1st arrondissement of Budapest.
The Palace of Finance is a building in Makó designed by Lajos Cobel.
Kerekszenttamás Zámoly was a medieval settlement located near the town of Kerekszenttamás Zámoly. Today only written sources and its 12th‑century circular church remain as…
The Torkos Palace is located in the historic downtown of Győr, on the narrow, medieval-origin Stelczer Lajos Street that connects Dunakapu Square with Széchenyi Square, at number…
The four‑hundred‑year‑old Özicseli Hadzsi Ibrahim Mosque is a listed historic building located on Berényi Zsigmond Street in Esztergom. Many in the city also know it as the…
The Schossberger family mausoleum is located in the Jewish cemetery in Aszód, a Hungarian town in the Committee of Pest.
The Vilma House in the municipality of Somogyszob is a folk house located at 24 Luther Street. It received its name after its last resident, Vilma Puskás. The maintenance of the…
The Kemény Palace, built in 1904, is one of the architectural values of Main Street in Kaposvár. Today, besides other shops, the city tourist information office also operates here.
Somoly is a completely unexplored Hungarian village, whose ruins remain, located on the border of Regöly and Szakály, on the section of main road 65 between Szakály and Tamási.
The Roman villa and mausoleum is located on the border of Kővágószőlős, west of the access road leading from the main road 6. It is the only excavated and monumentally restored…
The village of Storkfő was located in the present Nivegy Valley, next to Balatoncsicsó, on a small asphalt road leading from the village, at a corner to the left in the forest,…
Aelium Salla municipium is a Roman‑period settlement located in the present inner area of the town of Zalalövő in the Transdanubian region. It is a partially excavated, visitable…