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Simply phenomenal!

A baroque palace built in the 18th century and now serving as a museum. Surrounded by a large park, the palace houses, among other things, a carriage museum, a palm house, and a hunting exhibition. It was the residence of the Hungarian noble Festetics family for over 200 years. Today, it is known as the Helikon Palace Museum and houses an extensive library and various exhibitions.

A beautifully renovated castle - worth a visit.

The castle complex itself is the oldest stone castle in the country and contains significant Romanesque palace remains, including the 12th-century royal chapel and the oldest living room in Hungary, where, according to tradition, Saint Stephen I was born. The castle was the seat of the Archbishop of Esztergom from 1198 until the Turkish conquest in 1543.

At the foot of the castle walls, the Hungarian National Museum's collection of medieval bells is on display. The collection is connected to the work of Romer Floris (1815–1889), a prominent figure in Hungarian museology and archaeology in the 19th century.

Stone miniature. The castle experienced numerous sieges and destructions. The Mongols destroyed the royal city in the winter of 1241–42, although the castle was temporarily protected by Spaniard Simon and his soldiers. After the Battle of Mohács in 1526, the castle became increasingly important for defense, and in 1543 it fell to the Turks.

Fertőd Castle is the second largest and most magnificent castle in Hungary.

Discover Esterházy Palace and Enjoy Attractive Drink Offers Located in Eisenstadt, Austria, Esterházy Palace is a Baroque architectural gem, a testament to the glorious history of the Esterházy family. This iconic site attracts history and culture lovers, particularly due to its close connection with the famous composer Joseph Haydn, who served as Kapellmeister there for a long time. Beyond its cultural heritage, the surrounding region also offers a unique opportunity for visitors wishing to enjoy local drinks at attractive prices. Numerous bars and wine cellars offer Austrian specialties, including Burgenland wines and artisanal schnapps, often at more competitive prices than elsewhere. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for an authentic experience combining culture and conviviality, a visit to Esterházy Palace combined with a local tasting is an excellent