When rented together with the park, the flower house can be a well-combined venue for seated gala dinners, standing receptions, and intimate weddings.
The cast-iron flower house was built during the time of István Széchenyi, in 1860. Thanks to floor-to-ceiling glass windows, the elongated rectangular space is bathed in light, but the view of the garden and the direct connection with nature make it truly romantic. When rented together with the park, the flower house can be a well-combined venue for seated gala dinners, standing receptions, and intimate weddings.
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