Fehérvárcsurgó Palace

Fehérvárcsurgó, Hungary

Set in a 50-acre English-style park, the Károlyi Mansion in Fehérvárcsurgó was built in 1844. The Neo-Classicist style mansion offers 20 rooms, furnished with historic décor. There is a summer terrace and an onsite restaurant that serves Hungarian and French cuisine.

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Founded: 1844
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Hungary

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Rebeka Juhászné Kiss (3 years ago)
We only experienced the hotel and restaurant, but it was delicious and comfortable. We were there for a wedding, it was beautiful, the food was great, the park was nice, so everything as it should be
Káló András (3 years ago)
Karolyi Mansion is not far from Székesfehérvár takes 15 minutes by car. Also possible by buss to travel. This Palace will take your breath away. It was contracted in classic style. It has a luxurious restaurant. There is a Hotel here also. Not expensive, 100 EUR/ night.
Katalin Gyökeres (3 years ago)
It's a beautiful building. Our guide was kind and we learnt a lot about the history of the building. The park is pleasant with a lake in it.
Angela Ulrich (4 years ago)
Looks nice after the reconstruction but the building doesn't stand out. The beautiful park however makes it worth visiting!
Alistair Binks (4 years ago)
Always a lovely place to drop by. Restaurant is pretty decent too!
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