Sándor Palace, Presidential palace in Hungary
Sándor Palace is the official residence of the President of Hungary.
Originally built in 1806, this neoclassical building has a rich history.
Named after Prince Sándor of Hungary, the palace symbolizes political change in the country.
Located in Budapest District I, it's a notable landmark for visitors.
Designed by architects Mihály Pollack and Johann Aman, the palace has distinctive architectural features.
Location: Budapest District I
Inception: 1806
Architects: Mihály Pollack, Johann Aman
Architectural style: classicism
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