The Ullmann Palace (Palatul Ullmann) is a historic building on December 1st Square in Oradea, Bihor County.
The palace was designed in a Viennese Secession style by the architect Ferenc Löbl and its construction was completed in 1913. The building contained a store and private apartments and was owned by Sándor Ullmann, a merchant from Oradea, whose father Izidor contributed to the establishment of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The Ullmann Palace is one of the non-religious buildings that belonged to the Jewish community, which was flourishing at that time. The facade of the building is decorated with a Menorah flanked by the Lions of Judah and is adorned with stained glass.
