Transformations – The Hungarian Versailles Reflected Through Three Centuries

The exhibition showcases the Baroque-Rococco world of Miklós Esterházy, known as "the Magnificent" In the ground floor interior spaces, the princely and princess's apartments reflect the aristocratic world of the 18th century and the turn of the 19th–20th centuries.

In the interactive exhibition on the upper floor, visitors can learn about the work of Haydn, the court conductor and composer, and get a glimpse into the suites prepared for the palace's most famous guest, Maria Theresa.

In the Belvedere, beyond the stunning views, visitors can enjoy short films about family and architectural history.