Danubius Fountain
Danubius Fountain: large fountain on Erzsébet Square
One of the most beautiful and largest fountains in Budapest is the Danubius Fountain on Erzsébet Square.
One of the oldest ornamental fountains in Budapest, which was originally erected on Kálvin Square in 1883. The four statues symbolize the four big rivers of Hungary. On the top stands a male figure representing the Danube, below it the three female forms representing the rivers Tisza, Dráva and Száva.
The magnificent fountain was designed by the highly acclaimed architect Miklós Ybl, while Leo Feszler carved the stoneworks.
The statue moved to this place in 1959.
1052 Budapest, Erzsébet tér
Metro: line 1, 2, 3 - Stop: Deák tér
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OPERA TOUR BUDAPEST
DANUBE BEND TOUR
DINNER CRUISE
DINNER CRUISE & SZÉCHENYI BATH
TOP BUDAPEST
COCKTAIL CRUISE