Hatvany Palace

A vibrant centre of Hungarian literature between the World Wars. In 1932 it became the home of Lajos Hatvany (1880–1961), a great patron of the arts and a founder of Nyugat, the 20th century’s most influential Hungarian literary journal.
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Fun Fact

Thomas Mann and Béla Bartók were guests here.

Tip

Check the façade medallions—spot the portraits of cultural greats.