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HISTORY
Harmonia Palace, a Neo-Renaissance gem in Budapest’s historic Palace Quarter, was built in 1870 for Dr. János Bókay, the founder of modern Hungarian pediatric medicine. The building was designed by the renowned architect Miklós Ybl, best known for creating the iconic Budapest Opera House. Over the past 150 years, the palace has housed several notable figures, including the celebrated painter Károly Lotz and Nobel Prize-nominated writer Ferenc Herczeg.
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Present Day
LUXURY APARTMENTS AND EVENTS
Nestled beside the National Museum’s park, Harmonia Palace is a hidden oasis in the heart of Budapest. It offers a warm, family-like atmosphere perfect for business and educational gatherings. Guests can choose from 17 luxury apartments and 10 elegantly styled meeting rooms, ideal for workshops, multi-day courses, or corporate events. As part of a vibrant community with local residents, Harmonia Palace creates a unique blend of hospitality and neighborhood spirit.
Today, it warmly welcomes visitors with cozy accommodations and daily events, all thoughtfully designed to celebrate heritage and promote sustainability.
Our Goal
HARMONIA PALACE
At Harmonia Palace, we embrace the philosophy of slow tourism, grounded in timeless hospitality. Nestled within a vibrant local community, we offer a unique blend of genuine hospitality and neighborhood warmth. Our relaxing stays take place in a residential setting where comfort and spaciousness are paramount. Harmonia Palace is not a conventional hotel or a mass-tourism destination—it’s a living, evolving space, an organic journey that honors heritage while looking confidently toward the future.
To ensure a harmonious atmosphere for every community member, we kindly ask every guest and visitor to respect our residents, house rules, and staff.
