Brüll-palota

The Saxlehner Palace, also known as Brüll-palota, stands at the southeastern end of Andrássy út in Budapest's sixth district. The landmarked building was constructed between 1884 and 1886 in the eclectic style. Famous artists shaped its interiors, including Károly Lotz, who created the frescoes. After a long history that included the relocation of the Hungarian Post and its use as a postal museum, the palace underwent a thorough restoration. Today, the historic building houses a hotel and invites visitors to experience the architectural splendor and cultural significance of the site in a central location.