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Remains of Archduke Joseph's Palace

Built between 1787–1789 and was significantly remodeled in 1902.

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Remains of Archduke Joseph's Palace
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The classicist Teleki Palace, completed in 1789, became the property of Archduke Joseph Karl in 1892, who transformed it in Historicizing style. It was badly damaged during the siege of Buda in 1945, demolished in 1968, and replaced by a medieval ruin field and a museum below ground level in the 1980s.

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