WELCOME The Andrássy Palace, built by János Bobula in 1880 at Andrássy út 62, was re-opened as events- and conference hall on May 30, 2002.
Beside conferences, the premises are also suitable for the purposes of trainings, managerial meetings, section meetings, auctions, exhibitions, concerts, quiz competitions, press conferences, school reunions, larger weddings and company events.

The inner and outer grandeur of the building was created by famous and renown artists of the time. The tiny statues of the facade were sculptured by Antal Szécsi. Artistic pieces inside the building were made in consideration of the atmosphere of the palace.

By the entrance, one will find the bronze statue of József Róna, called 'Hospitality and Domesticity', embodying the main principles of the Palace.

Marble staircases are decorated by bent-iron railing and the mural paintings of Károly Lotz. The paintings (work, frugality, flourish, humour, the four seasons, the four times of day) also match the atmosphere of the Palace.

LOCATION The building is situated on Andrássy street, in the centre of Pest, and can be easily reached by car or public transportation alike (by underground at Vörösmarty street, and by trams 4-6 at Oktogon).

CAPACITY
St. Stephen I. Room
The wooden casing of St. Stephen I. Room and the mural paintings of Viktor Tardos-Krenner have been preserved from the 19th century. This room served as parlour for the first owner.

St. Stephen II. Room
The original living room of the building with its renaissance wooden casing and mural paintings is suitable for presentations, negotiations and quiz competitions.

St. Stephen III. Room
The third of the St. Stephen rooms facing Andrássy street used to be the bedroom of the owners, now serves the same purposes as its sisters.

Giselle room
The unique and beautiful wooden furniture of the dining hall offers pleasant atmosphere for the visitors.

Rooms St. Stephen I.-II.-III. + Giselle ball room
By adjoining the four mentioned rooms, a beautiful and exquisite (162 sqm) hall can be created that is suitable for receptions, partner parties and other types of social events.

St. László Room
Modern room located at the side of the building, intended for the purposes of trainings and minor meetings.

Mathias room
With all its windows facing Andrássy street, this 122 sqm art deco style hall can accommodate up to 110 guests. Its size makes it suitable for larger conferences, lectures, balls, weddings.

Beatrix room
72 sqm sized hall, connected to Matthias room by two large doors, decorated with boarded ceiling and wooden casing. Beatrix room can be facilitated independently for presentations, examinations or trainings, but can also be used as supplementary venue.

Courtyard
100 sqm inner courtyard with artificial lawn and friendly atmoshphere.