Embassy of the USSR in Budapest (Bajza utca 35)
Посольство СССР в Будапеште (улица Байза, 35)
A complex at the corner of Andrássy út and Bajza utca. Its core is a villa of 1877–1878 (architect Antal Weber), rebuilt in 1909–1911 to designs by Ernest Flagg as the palace of Count László Széchenyi and Gladys Vanderbilt. From 1945 the building housed the Soviet embassy and now houses the Russian embassy in Hungary.
Комплекс на углу проспекта Андраши и улицы Байза. В его основе вилла 1877–1878 годов (архитектор Антал Вебер), перестроенная в 1909–1911 годах по проекту Эрнеста Флэгга во дворец графа Ласло Сеченьи и Глэдис Вандербильт. С 1945 года здание занимало посольство СССР, ныне — посольство России в Венгрии.
Property abroad
EraUSSR
FunctionEmbassy
Present ownerRussian Federation (administered by the Russian Foreign Ministry)
StatusIn use
As of2026-04
According to an April 2026 publication, the building houses the operating Russian embassy in Hungary.
Map
Sources
- Embassy of Russia, Budapest — Wikipedia
- Az Erdődy, Semsey, Vanderbilt Gladys palota — Budapesti Negyed, 1993
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