In 1335 the kings of Hungary, the Czechs, Poland and many dukes such as Bavaria and Croatia met in the royal palace of Visegrad and made arrangements for peace and trade in the region, and it went through many important events in the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. When you visit this prominent historical landmark, you can see that it was made up of three floors, comprising the royal rooms and the kitchen, in addition to the gardens and fountains.