The Adolf Moskovits And Sons Palace (Palatul Adolf Moskovits și Fii) is a historic monument on the corner of Union Square and Vasile Alecsandri Street in Oradea, Bihor County.
The Adolf Moskovits And Sons Palace was built in two stages between 1910 and 1911 following the plans of the architect brothers József and László Vagó. The building has a Viennese Secession style and resembles many similarities with the Gutenberg House in Budapest. The building has a ground floor and three upper floors and, as usual for that time, it had a mixed use including commercial spaces and apartments.
The owners of the building were Mór Moskovits Jr. and Dr. József Moskovits, who had purchased the land in 1905, which included the Nikolits House and the Diamandi House which were replaced by the new complex. The wealthy brothers were the sons of Adolf Moskovits, with whom they ran the famous liquor company Adolf Moskovits and Sons Enterprise.
