Embassy of Hungary

I consider the answer to the email in the form of a link on the website to be insufficient and the question not answered.

Nice staff, they will always help if you don't understand something

There are not many buildings in Prague designed by foreign architects. You can find one of the important objects of this kind in Střešovice. In 1928, the owner of the tannery in Podbaba, Edmund Traub, addressed the prominent German architect Bruno Paul with a request for a luxury residence for his family. The building permit was issued on May 16, 1928, the house approval took place at the end of December of the same year. The construction was carried out by the company Custer & spol and the builder Egon Votický. In 1932, the attic was raised according to a project by Arthur Langweil. In 1992, a partial reconstruction took place according to the project of Zdeněk Kalivoda. There are not many buildings in Prague designed by foreign architects. You can find one of the important buildings of this kind in Střešovice. In 1928, the owner of the tannery in Podbaba, Edmund Traub, approached the prominent German architect Bruno Paul with a request for a luxury residence for his family. The building permit was issued on May 16, 1928, the building approval took place at the end of December of the same year. The construction was carried out by the company Custer & spol and the builder Egon Votický. In 1932, the attic was raised according to a design by Arthur Langweil. In 1992, a partial reconstruction took place according to the project of Zdeněk Kalivoda.

Quick administration, but you have to wait 35 minutes in front of the street if the one in front of you "drags on"

Nice, knowledgeable, helpful people work at the embassy. Due to this, the administration was fast.

I like Hungarians, they are heartfelt people. But Orbán is a Russian hopscotch and podrztaska. I hope this trager loses the election.