Egri Érseki Palota Turisztikai Látogatóközpont

The Eger Archbishop’s Palace is Hungary’s largest archiepiscopal residence still in use today. The exhibition on church history and ecclesiastical art, spread across 26 rooms, introduces us to the legacy of the bishops and archbishops of Eger, whilst offering a glimpse into their daily lives and their roles as church organisers, patrons of the arts and urban developers. As well as the themed rooms, visitors can tour the archbishop’s apartments, and from the second-floor gallery, they can also look into the archbishop’s private chapel. The palace also hosts temporary exhibitions, and on the ground floor there is a gift and a coffee shop.