Palace of the Royal Hungarian Diet, Baroque castle in District of Bratislava I, Slovakia
The Palace of the Royal Hungarian Diet features a three-story, four-wing design with an irregular floor plan and an internal courtyard.
Between 1802 and 1848, the palace functioned as the Hungarian Parliament meeting location, where significant decisions about regional governance took place.
The palace tympanum displays allegories of justice and legislation, created by an artist from Georg Raphael Donner's circle of sculptors.
The structure now operates as the University Library of Bratislava, providing educational resources and research facilities to students and academics.
The building contains an Islamic manuscript collection recognized by UNESCO's Memory of the World program, representing centuries of scholarly documentation.
Location: District of Bratislava I
GPS coordinates: 48.14393,17.10625
Latest update: March 31, 2025 14:01
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