• Acacia-wood playground with swings, bars, climbing frames and little wooden trains, inside the garden itself
• Drinking fountain and benches along the paths, handy on hot summer afternoons
• Presidents' tree avenues of chestnuts and oaks on the raised lawns, where each visiting head of state plants one tree

A formal French-style garden behind the Presidential Palace, laid out in the 1750s by Count Anton Grassalkovich. Kids run and play ball on the oval lawn in the middle, then head to the playground of acacia-wood swings, bars, climbing frames and wooden trains.

At one end stands a replica statue of Maria Theresa on horseback. At the other is the 1978 Joy of Life fountain, three women with a ball.