The white baroque façade of the Archbishop's Palace on top of the castle wall, seen from the Séd valley below Veszprém's castle hill.

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Archbishop's Palace

The Archbishop's Palace is a U-shaped baroque residence in Veszprém's castle quarter, built in 1765–1776 for Bishop Ignác Koller to plans by Jakab Fellner. Its staircase, ceremonial dining hall and chapel carry frescoes by Johann Cymbal, and it houses the archdiocese's library. Visits are on guided walks through the ceremonial hall and the salons.

Nearby

Gizella Chapel

church

Veszprém Castle

castle

St. Michael's Cathedral

church

Fire Tower

observation tower

Veszprém Zoo

zoo

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