Matthias Cathedral is one of the most beautiful buildings in Budapest, built between 1250 and 1270 under the patronage of King Bela IV. After World War II, the building was declared dangerous and scheduled for demolition. However, the church was not demolished. Even today, no one knows who saved the Church of St. Matthew. During the 2000s, the church was completely renovated and refurbished. Restored stone facade, stained glass and decorative wall paintings, 150.000 glazed Zholnai tiles were placed on the roof, the organ was restored, new electrical and computer networks were laid in the building and server rooms were created.
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