Since the year 2003, Sandor Palace stands as the official residence of the President of Hungary. As per its size, it is the 37th biggest castle in the whole of Hungary today. It is situated very close to the Buda Castle complex which was initially the residence of all the kings and queens in Budapest. The Palace is named after Count Vincent Sandor, who commissioned it and it was built in the year 1803. The palace was the residence of Archduke Albrecht until the revolution of 1848 striked. After that, the palace was converted into government offices. It suffered some destruction due to the World War, but today has been retained to its best form and is the residence of the President of Hungary.

• You can visit the palace from the outside, anytime of the day.

• Occasional entry to the palace is allowed.

• Occasional entry is allowed and its timings vary.
• Changing of the guards: speak with the authorities for the detail.
• Recommended time to visit between 11:00 am – 04:00 pm.

• Nearby Bus Station: Clark Adam ter

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