Visegrád Palace

The Visegrád Palace in Hungary, in modern terms, can be understood as the first revolutionary base. It has a history of 1000 years. Initially, the emperor, for safety reasons, sent people to survey the terrain and built the Visegrád Palace. The Visegrád Palace we see today has many walls that have weathered and eroded, showing signs of collapse. Although we see many remnants of walls, decaying bricks, collapsed walls, and damaged roofs, standing at the highest point, one can behold the spectacular scenery along the Danube River. This place is a niche attraction with relatively few Chinese tourists, but it is worth a visit!