A book launch and roundtable discussion was organised jointly by the Otto Habsburg Foundation and the Almásy Castle in Gyula on 24 May in the historic town on the southern Great Plain. It was also the closing event of the free university series of the local Erkel Ferenc Museum.
The memorial exhibition called Exiled in Madeira, which was prepared for the centenary of the death of Emperor and King Charles I (IV) and presented at the Royal Palace of Gödöllő in 2022, will be on display at the Almásy Castle Visitor Centre in Gyula from mid-April.
On 31 March, as part of the widely popular Rubicon-Evening, colleagues from our Foundation and the Rubicon Institute spoke about the life of Charles I (IV) and his last months, on the occasion of the anniversary of his death. The evening was also the finale of our exhibition Exiled in Madeira, which is moving to Gyula right after the closing event in the ceremonial hall of the Royal Palace of Gödöllő.
Our exhibition Exiled in Madeira will be moving from Gödöllő to Gyula, where it will be on display in the Almásy Castle until the end of May.
