Gödöllő

Gödöllő is a small city with a stunning baroque palace, 30 km from Budapest.
Initially, this 18th-century palace served as a manor of the Grassalkovich counts, a notable Hungarian family. The palace had several owners after the death of the last Grassalkovich in 1841. Then, the Hungarian state bought it as a coronation gift to Emperor Francis Joseph I and Queen Elisabeth. Sisi was very popular in Hungary and the royal family spent a lot of time in Gödöllő. The estate is a true Habsburg residence – golden chandeliers, walls covered in silk and velvet chairs, legends, hidden coridors, etc.

Included:
- private guided tour, parking fees, pick up & drop off.

Not included:
- entrance fees, consumptions, lunch ... etc.

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Gödöllő:

There is clean air and forests as far as the eye can see. Would you have thought that this region was once a royal residence and hunting ground? If you have always wondered at the world of the aristocracy and would like to experience their everyday life, you will find no better destination. You can explore the lavish lifestyle of the Habsburg Emperors, and walk in the extensive palace grounds and gardens. In the Castle there are a huge museum, a cafeteria of special atmosphere, souvenir-shop, photo studio, and banquet-halls suitable for exclusive receptions, gala dinners or conferences available for the guests.

ROYAL PALACE OF GÖDÖLLŐ: