A tour inside the emblematic office buildings of the Orbán administration

The Karmelita, formerly the Carmelite Monastery, has become a significant site in Hungary after Viktor Orbán moved the Prime Minister’s Office there in 2019. Recently, the new government opened the building to the public, allowing tours that highlight its historical and political significance. The tours, led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar and other ministers, showcase various rooms and artifacts, including a statue of the Virgin Mary, a massive organ, and Viktor Orbán's office. The building has been a focal point for protests and political events, reflecting the intertwining of government and public sentiment in Hungary.