Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest introduced the “Discover Hungarian Heritage” experience collection that aims to live the cultural heritage of Hungary. The program, built in five main titles, transforms the well-established location on the Danube coast to a door opened to the craft, gastronomy and intellectual tradition of the country.
The collection combines curtain background tours to each end porcelain workshop with a tradition of hand painting over 200 years, Matyó embroidery workshops with colorful floral patterns registered by UNESCO and guided sessions with the contributions of Hungary’s international chess. The truff hunting, organized with trained dogs in a private land in the country, crowned with very fiction outdoor dishes prepared with fresh harvested truffles; special limousine tours to Bucklej extend to the taste of Buckleji Aszú between historical cellars and ligaments.
The hotel states that it aims to bring its guests with an authentic Hungarian culture that extends from the “pore art to the public traditions, the heritage of the gastronomic and historical wine regions.” For Gresham Palace, this program brings the country’s craft and taste culture beyond the architectural heritage of the palace.
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