- Baroque palace built by Festetics family who had a great contribution in development of nearby habitated area since they were opening schools...
- The Festetics mansion in Dég was built in Classicist style between 1810 and 1815 for Count Antal Festetics de Tolna (1764-1853)...
- Festetics Palace is famous for one of the largest libraries that holds over 100,000 books and documents.
- Festetics Palace is also impressive in its external appearance and amazing in its interior decoration.
- Deemed as one of Hungary's largest country houses, the Festetics Palace unfolds in remarkable Baroque beauty in the town of Keszthely.
- This castle, located in the small village of Dég, is less well-known than the imposing Baroque palace in Keszthely, which also belonged to the Festetics...
- The Festetics Palace is a Baroque palace located within the metropolis of Keszthely, Zala, Hungary.
- The glimmering white, 100-room Festetics Palace was begun in 1745, and the two wings were extended out from the original building 150 years later.
- He began the construction of the Festetics Palacein 1745. The two-storey, U-shaped, 34-room Baroque palace was rebuilt several times in the 18th and 19th...
- Firstly, the carriage museum is only included in the ticket price to the palace because nobody would ever visit it otherwise.