The Miksa Moskovits Palace (Palatul Miksa Moskovits) is one of the most imposing Secession-style monuments in Oradea, Bihor County, and is located on the corner of Republic Avenue and Trajan Park.
The Miksa Moskovits Palace was erected between 1904 and 1905 following the plans of the architect Kálmán Rimanóczy jr. The building has a basement, a ground floor with a high ceiling, a mezzanine, and two upper floors. The building has a Secession style with a corner dome and rich decorations on its facades, which include ornaments with vegetal motifs and symbols. The style was called Lilienstil, which originated in Munich.
The owner of the building was Miksa Moskovits, who built it as his residence. The Moskovits family owned a famous liquor company that produced several types of spirits sold in multiple countries including Serbia and Austria.
