Here was the first EU parliament held in Europe🤣🤣🤣🤣 Back in 1335 kings from Hungary, Checz and Poland and many dukes like from Bavaria, Croatia, Teutonic order... gathered here and make arrangements for peace and trade in the area. Most important event of 14th century. The palace fell in decline after Turka defeated them in 16th century. They sure are making effort to restore it. U can see how palace was in three floors, royal chambers, kitchen, gardens. A lot od things are replica, like the fountains, but in the....dungeons there are originals....well what is left od them. In more recent history those three countries remade old friendships and there group in EU is called after this town, Visegrad.

I was there during the local knight festival in July--lots of tiny little shops that sold pretty much every thing from knight gears to garden ceramic flowers and beer (loved the red beer). There were medieval exhibitions and performances on every corner of the castle and nearby it.

The Royal Palace in Visegrád is a unique place where you can get a glimpse of the mediaeval life of the Hungarian royalty, it is one of the earliest examples of the transition form late gothic to renessaince architecture. The palace is mostly in ruins but some of the parts are nicely renovated and furnished with authentic pieces of furniture.

Nice little Village. Palace is not that interesting but the climb to the castle is super. Some pieces are pretty heavy but almost allways shadow on hot days. Very Nice view on the top.

Friendly staff and a very beautiful place. Especially the restored fountain and palace rooms are worth visiting.

Beautiful, sympathetic restoration/conservation of one of Hungary's most important historical buildings. Well worth a visit for around half a day. This appears to be ongoing work, so I will return perhaps next year to witness the progress. A fantastic place to visit with children.

Wonderful place, everybody has to see it!

Was very interesting. The ticket prices are very low, and you can get a view on the royal palace, there are multiple videos helping you imagine how the palace looked in different times and also how was the life in the palace through the centuries. If you are in Visegrad thisnusnhighly recommended :)

Came for the medieval festival and didn't disappoint.

They put together a pretty good exhibition. Can recommend it. Plenty of indoor and outdoor places, nicely reconstructed buildings and interiors.

It was an awesome day to spend time with history of Visegradi