Raichle Palace
The flamboyant 1904 Secession palace the architect Ferenc Raichle built for himself in Subotica, now an art gallery.
The flamboyant 1904 Secession palace the architect Ferenc Raichle built for himself in Subotica, now an art gallery.
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