Gala venues
Bath Gellért’s Aula
The Bath Gellért, located in a picturesque region at the foot of the Gellért Hills, on the banks of the Danube, is a preserved gemstone of architectural design.
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Europa Boat
The recent refurbishment of this boat built in the middle of the last century has retained the original exterior, but has resulted in an interior that fully meets today’s expectations both in design and technology.
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Gödöllô Castle
The Royal Palace of Gödöllô is one of the largest Baroque Palaces in Hungary. It is unparalleled for its colorful historical past and renowned for its style, setting and architectural value. Empress Elisabeth, the much-admired, beautiful Sissi, who was famous for her modern thinking spent 2000 nights here, more than in Schönbrunn.
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Grand Market Hall
The largest and richest indoor market in Budapest was built at the end of the 19th century, when open market facilities were no longer able to satisfy the needs of a growing city.
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Gundel
This renowned restaurant was established as Wampetics in 1894. In 1910 it was taken over by Chef Károly Gundel, of Bavarian origins, who renamed it. During its long history the Gundel has introduced into Hungarian cuisine such specialties as the Pike Style Gundel, and its famous flambéed pancakes with nut filling smothered in chocolate sauce.
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Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Congress Hall
This intimate and elegant neoclassical building in the Castle district often hosts conferences, concerts and galas. Dinner for 120 people.
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Hungarian National Gallery
The former Royal Palace or Buda Castle, as it is known, is situated on the southern part of Castle Hill.
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Hungarian Railway’s History Park (Füsti)
The Hungarian Railway’s History Park exhibits more than 100 railway vehicles on about 70 000 sqms, at the former Northern Towing Establishment.
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Kiscelli Church
This section of the Kiscelli Castle building cluster was constructed in 1702, it consists of a large Baroque style vicarage and the Church Hall.
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Museum of Applied Arts
Traditional Hungarian folk motifs, mixed with other Secessionist and oriental decorative arts in this outstanding building, creates an architectural style that is both modern and distinctively Hungarian (Hungarian Art Nouveau).
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