One of the largest Baroque palaces in Hungary, the Grassalkovich Palace was built at the beginning of the 1700's. In 1867 it was redesigned as a royal summer residence and it is this period which is shown by the interior. The Grassalkovich Palace and its annexes were designed by Andreas Mayerhoffer. The seven wings of the double U-shaped ...

The renovated rooms of the impressively large Baroque palace, together with the items on display, call up the history of the building, the famous visitors, and the former noble and royal residents.

The Capuchin Order constructed this Baroque church devoted to Our Lady from 1762 to 1769 according to the plans of Johannes Mayerhoffer. Hungary's smallest sacred statue is to be found here. The history of Máriabesnyő, a village now belonging to Gödöllő, is closely linked with its pilgrimage church. Theresia Klobusiczky, third wife of Count ...

Hosted in the town's oldest building, the Museum's exhibitions provide an overview of the ways in which indigenous Reformed farmers, immigrant Catholic artisans, Jewish tradesmen, intelligentsia and artists have all shaped and enriched the town.

The majority of the 354 hectare arboretum serves research purposes, one tenth as a park. The arboretum was established on an area of 190 hectares in 1902 with the aim of naturalising tree species suitable for reforesting the sandy lands of the Great Plain. Then known as the Archduke Joseph Grove it had become the most significant botanical ...

The Gödöllő Lower Park is one of three main sections of the park system of the Royal Palace.

The museum has an impressive collection of tools and machinery used for cultivating land, sowing, fertilisation, crop protection, irrigation, harvesting, threshing, winnowing, shredding, shelling, milling, and grinding.

The pavilion was built in the castle park in 1751 to honour the visit of Queen Maria Theresa. Alongside the portraits of Hungary's kings, pictures of Hungary's founding chieftains were also exhibited. The hexagonal structure was refurbished in 2004. Pictures of the kings were reconstructed using the paintings which still existed, next to ...

The statue of Queen Elizabeth standing in Elizabeth Park and the rock mound behind it, preserve the memory of the wife of Franz Joseph, Austrian Emperor and King of Hungary, endearingly referred to as Sissi. She enjoyed spending time in the Royal Palace at Gödöllő.