The first version of the Serbian Church was built by refugees that ran away from ottoman turks in 1698. That church got demolished and the recent version was built in 1733 designed by András Mayerhoffer from Salzburg.
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Tag Archives: Budapest churches
Belvárosi Plébániatemplom
I have no idea how to say the name of this church in English. Anyway this one is the oldest church in Pest, built in the XIIth Century. The sculptures are St. Kinga and St Hedvig.
Church of Máriaremete
The Church of Máriaremete is the center of one of the living christian community in Budapest. We live not far from here and just had a walk in the early spring mood to the area.
Jesuits’ church
Above the roof of the VIIIth district you can see the church of the Jesuits in the Maria street. They have several buildings (schools, churches etc.) in this area.
Messengers
We both receive and deliver messages:)
Matthias Church
Matthias Church (Hungarian: Mátyás-templom) is a church located in Budapest, Hungary, at the heart of Buda’s Castle District. According to church tradition, it was originally built in 1015. The current building was constructed in the florid late Gothic style in the second half of the 14th century and was extensively restored in the late 19th century. It was the second largest church in medieval Buda.
Ferenciek tere
The Ferenciek tere (Ferenciek square) from an other angle. The church in the background is the Franciscan church of the square. Previous posts about the same place:
Saint Joseph church
This church was established in 1777 by Batthyány József. You can find it in the VIIIth district of Budapest which is called Józsefváros (Joseph town).
last sunny days
I hope not really the last one but the forecast says a colder wave is coming soon. I took this photo from my car in the Ist district of Budapest.
Going to the Church
Sunday morning scene. An old lady walks to the church in the IIIrd district of Budapest not far from the Kolosi square.
Church gate
I like to get close to the details. This church is located somewhere in the XIIIth district of Budapest. Nothing special. But if you get closer you can recognise little details you usualy never see.:)