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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In Visegrád, the directory currently lists 9 venues for photo shoots. Frequent venue types: castles and chateaux, heritage sites with authorised hire and palaces and historic buildings. Close by, Vác, Esztergom and Budapest District IV also have listings. The area belongs to Pest County. Of these profiles, 4 link to a venue website and 4 list a phone number. Confirm availability, capacity and pricing directly with each venue.
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…