Budapest churches

St. Teresa of Ávila Parish Church: a late Baroque church built in 1809

Budapest best known landmark. It was built between 1250 and 1270, in the heart of the Buda Castle District.

Church of Stigmatisation of Saint Francis: Blue baroque church close to Batthyány square, richly decorated interior

St. Anne's Church in Buda: twin-tower Baroque church, the best example of Italian baroque architecture in Budapest

Lutheran Church of Budavár: Neo-Baroque church at the gate of Buda

Szilágyi Dezső Square Reformed Church: Neo-Gothic church on the Buda side of the Danube

Cave Church in the rocks of Gellért Hill: a unique church carved into the rocks of Gellért Hill

The St. Stephen’s Basilica is Budapest’s largest church; it can hold 8,500 worshippers simultaneously. Its main façade overlooks Szent István tér and the Danube via Zrínyi utca.

Inner City Parish Church: The oldest church in Budapest, with Roman, Gothic, Turkish, Baroque elements, a lookout tower in its towers.

Downtown St. Anne's Church: richly gilded baroque church on Szervita Square

The largest Orthodox church in Budapest was built in 1801 on Petőfi Square.

Franciscan Monastery of Margaret Island: 13th century monastery ruin in the middle of Margaret Island

University Church, Church of St. Mary the Virgin: magnificent 18th century Baroque church in the city center

St. Michael's Church: a remarkable Baroque church in the bustle of Váci Street

The Pesti Franciscan Church in the city centre is located in Ferenciek Square, a few steps from Váci Street.

Serbian Church: charming Serbian Orthodox church in an idyllic garden

Fasori Reformed Church: Art Nouveau church near the City Park

Kálvin Square Reformed Church: one of the nicest neo-classicist churches in Budapest

St. Joseph Church: late baroque church from 1814