Sándor Palace, a neo-classical landmark in Budapest’s hilly Buda district, has stood for over 220 years. Originally commissioned in the early 1800s for the Sándor family, Hungarian aristocrats, the palace has served as a government building for much of its history. During World War II, it narrowly escaped destruction by Allied bombers. Restored in 1989, the palace now functions as the Office of the Hungarian President. Visitors can admire its stately architecture and learn about its significant role in Hungary’s political and historical landscape.
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Julian Sterling
June 15, 2026
