The ruined walls and tower of the Visegrád Citadel crowning a forested hilltop above the Danube bend.

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Visegrád Citadel

The Visegrád Citadel, known as the Fellegvár, is a pentagonal hilltop fortress built from 1250 under Queen Maria Laskarina on a rock 328 metres above the Danube. Restored in the 20th century, it now houses exhibitions on the castle's history, a scale model of medieval Visegrád, and a reproduction of the Hungarian Holy Crown.

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Royal Palace of Visegrád

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