The white Royal Palace of Gödöllő with its red roofs and central dome, seen across the lawn of the palace park.

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Royal Palace of Gödöllő

The Royal Palace of Gödöllő, in Gödöllő near Budapest, is a Baroque palace begun around 1733 for Count Antal Grassalkovich I by the builder András Mayerhoffer. From 1867 it was a residence of King Franz Joseph and Queen Elisabeth (Sisi); visitors see restored royal apartments, exhibitions on the Queen, a Baroque theatre and the park.

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