Museum of Matthias Rex
Museum of Matthias Rex is a museum and tourist attraction in Visegrád, at Fő u. 29 in Pest county. The building began as a royal palace in the 13th century, bui…
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There are 9 castles and chateaux in Visegrád in the directory so far. They are most often listed for photo shoots, weddings and cultural events. You can also compare Esztergom, Budapest District I and Budapest District VIII, close by. The area belongs to Pest County. Of these profiles, 4 link to a venue website and 4 list a phone number. Shortlist the places you like and ask each venue about your date and guest count.
Museum of Matthias Rex is a museum and tourist attraction in Visegrád, at Fő u. 29 in Pest county. The building began as a royal palace in the 13th century, bui…
Visegrád Royal Palace is a centuries-old Italianate building in Visegrád, Pest county, with a Gothic cloister, a Renaissance-style loggia and exhibitions. It st…
Palotakert is the restored garden of the royal palace in Visegrád, kept by the Mátyás Király Múzeum in its Matthias-era form. The herb garden, orchard and rest …
Salamon Tower (Lower Castle) in Visegrád, Pest county, is a 13th-century residential tower that now houses the permanent archaeological exhibition of the Hungar…
Visegrád Castle – Citadel is a 13th-century fortress on Várhegy hill above Visegrád in Pest county. Its small history exhibits and views over the river draw vis…
Ispáni palota is a tourist attraction in Visegrád, Pest county, known for its historic palace setting. It holds a 4.5 rating from 56 reviews. The venue is liste…
Erdődi Pálffy Daun-kastély is a castle venue in Visegrád, Pest county, at Salamontorony utca. It is rated 4.2 from 21 reviews. The castle is a setting for event…
Sibrik Hill is a fortress site in Visegrád, Pest county, listed as a venue. Its own descriptions present it as a historic fortification, and it holds a rating o…
Vízibástya is a heritage-protected water tower in Visegrád, Pest county, listed as a venue. Its profile centres on monument protection rather than event hosting…