The summer dining hall of Esterházy Palace, where the most distinguished guests dined in the 18th century. As in the centuries of the time, it is still mainly a venue for concerts.
The summer dining hall of the Esterházy palace is where the most distinguished guests dined in the 18th century. The summer dining hall, creating a pale green ornate space that is still considered the coolest room in the palace- thanks to the Carrara marble that makes up the flooring, - can be accessed from the sala terrena and from the ceremonial courtyard. Its walls are adorned with white and pink faux marble and richly painted stucco garlands. Similarly to the previous centuries centuries, it still serves mainly as a venue for concerts and receptions.
