Freedom Palace, Szabadság tér 14., Budapest

Freedom palace located at Szabadság Square 14 was built in 1901, as a neo-baroque private mansion for the Dungyerszky family, based on the plans of architect Artúr Meinig who also designed the Adria Palace at Szabadság Square 16.

The building was fully renovated in 2010 and kept its classical appearance while two additional floors were created and a new glass roof structure replicating the historical roof shape was installed in addition to a flat roof terrace.

Excellent visibility and prime surroundings with one of the most prestigious addresses in town, a bloc away from the parliament house.
The building has the extra exclusive benefit of a roof terrace; a rare treat in the historic city centre.

Easy accessibility by car and public transport (metro lines M2 and M3) with adequate parking provision available in the underground Lipot Garage below the square.

The immediate area is rich in amenities including restaurants, cafes and convenience stores.