Karátsonyi Palace, Aristocratic palace in Krisztinavaros, Budapest, Hungary.
The Karátsonyi Palace featured a grand neo-baroque facade with arcades and projecting sections facing the Vérmező park and Buda Castle.
Built between 1853 and 1856 according to József Pán's designs, the palace replaced an earlier baroque building owned by official Ignác Kalmárffy.
The palace included a theater hall for 300 people, an art gallery with baroque paintings, and a library where Franz Liszt performed in 1873.
The palace stood at the intersection of Kuny Domokos Street, Mikó Street, and Kosciuszko Tádé Street until its demolition in 1938.
King Franz Joseph, Queen Elisabeth, King Edward VII of Britain, and King Alfonso XIII of Spain attended grand balls at this noble residence.
GPS coordinates: 47.49802,19.02895
Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:42
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