Best Religious Sites in Budapest
Matthias Church
Matthias Church is a beautifully restored church with special historic importance as it was a location of several prominent coronations of kings and a venue of other important historic events.
St. Stephen’s Basilica
St. Stephen’s Basilica is the largest Roman Catholic church in Budapest, featuring grand domes, intricate mosaics, and the mummified right hand of King Stephen, with stunning 360° views of Budapest’s skyline from the Panorama Lookout.
Basilica of St Stephen
The most sacred Catholic Church in all of Hungary, finished in 1905, containing the mummified hand of King Saint Steven.
St Stephen's Basilica
The largest basilica in Budapest and throughout history it's known for its organist so they have the organ concerts in classical music.
Inner City Parish Church
A popular area dating back to the Romanesque period; at one point in time the Ottomans occupied this area and it was a mosque.
Lutheran Church of Ferenc Deák Square
A Deák Ferenc téri evangélikus templom csendesen áll, egyszerű, mégis békés pihenőhely a forgalmas utcák forgatagában.
Dohány Street Synagogue
The largest synagogue in Europe, featuring Moorish Revival architecture and housing the Hungarian Jewish Museum and the Tree of Life Memorial.
Kálvin Square Reformed Church
A Kálvin téri református templom egyszerű, de történelmi kialakításával tűnt ki, egy forgalmas csomópont közepén.
Church of St. Anne
A Batthyány téri Szent Anna templom barokk szépségével és békés hangulatával lepett meg.
St. Stephen's Cathedral
St. Stephen's Cathedral is a prominent Roman Catholic cathedral in Budapest, known for its impressive architecture and dome.
Saint John the Baptist's Parish Church
A short uphill walk to Saint John the Baptist's Parish Church in Szentendre will reward you with splendid views of the town’s red-tiled rooftops.
Saint Stephen's Basilica
A top attraction of Budapest.