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Palace Museum
Kádár Data út 21,
Zempléni Mountains
Northern Hungary
Hungary
Type: Museum
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Zempléni Mountains
Northern Hungary
Hungary
Type: Museum
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The Castle consists of the Castle proper (Szent Erzsébet út 19) and its Palace Museum (Kádár Data út 21). Rich 11th-century Gothic remains are in the Red Tower of the Castle, while late Renaissance dominates the Palace. The Palace Museum is filled with Rákócsi family treasures, information about the ever-present viticulture of the region, a grand library from the 16th-17th century, and a ceramics exhibit.
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