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The Raichle Palace in Subotica, Serbia, built in 1904 in Hungarian Art Nouveau style by Hungarian architect Ferenc Raichle. Image
#pt Some details of the Raichle Palace in Subotica.

Pics: eXenon84 ImageImageImageImage
A pre-1918 postcard showing the 1904 built Art Nouveau "Raichle Palace" in Subotica, Serbia. As Subotica until 1918 was part of Hungary, notice how the city's Hungarian name, Szabadka, is used. Image
The inside is as beautiful as the outside. Here some wonderful interior pics of the 1904 built Art Nouveau Raichle Palace in Subotica, Serbia.

Photo's are by John Barreiro. Here a link to his website showing many more images of the building. pbase.com/larpman/raichl… ImageImageImageImage

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