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Interesting monuments and buildings at every turn
The territory of the fortress contains well-restored palaces, temples, buildings, and large areas where excavations are carried out and restoration work is being carried out.
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Temple of music
The theater building is built in the Neo-Renaissance style and was built by architect Miklos Ible between 1875 and 1884, richly decorated with Baroque ornaments, sculptures and paintings.
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One of the street sculptures
There are a lot of street sculptures in Budapest. This is not the worst for sure, but one of many and I would not single it out.
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Magnificent area
In the center - a monument to the 1000th anniversary of Hungary, on the flanks - the Museum of Fine Arts and Exhibition Center.
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Symbol of the union of Buddha and Pest
The bridge received its current name in 1898 after the Hungarian politician Count Istvan Szechenyi, who put a lot of effort and money into its construction. In addition to Szechenyi, much of the funding was provided by the Greek industrialist Georgios Sinas, who had significant financial and land in...
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Great park
A large park with many monuments, cafes, water, just quiet places to relax.
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The largest building in Hungary.
This house is impressive. It is built of light stone and decorated with numerous towers, spiers, columns, sculptures and other decorative elements. Look at it from the other side of the Danube, preferably from the Fisherman's Bastion.
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A monument that takes your soul
A very unusual monument that conveys the tragedy of the Jewish people.
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A place for recreation and entertainment
Here you can admire the Buda Fortress, the Fisherman's Bastion, the Church of St. Matthias and Mount Gellert, which are clearly visible across the Danube. There are plenty of cafes, lounges and monuments on the waterfront, both classic and modern in a variety of styles.
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The largest temple in Budapest
The basilica is named after the first king of Hungary, Stephen (Stephen). On the bell tower of this church is the largest bell in Hungary, and the height of the basilica is 96 meters, which makes it, together with the Parliament building, the tallest historic buildings in Budapest.
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Double impression
Beautiful architecture, various pools - it's attractive, but a huge number of people who spend different procedures with you in the same water ...Somehow we are not used to it.
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Auction venue
A fine example of the classical High Viennese Baroque is the Kinski Palace, located within the old town and built in the early 18th century by the eminent Viennese architect Lucas von Hildebrand.
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A masterpiece in Art Nouveau style
The building of the French Embassy in Vienna is located in one of the most prestigious areas of the city, on Technik Street, 2. It is one of the most interesting buildings located along Schwarzenberg Square.
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Temple of music
To millions of music lovers from all over the world, Musicfair is known as one of the richest traditions of concert halls, which hosts artists of the highest rank. The building on Karlsplatz, near the magnificent Ringstraß e boulevard, was built in 1870 by Theophilus Hansen in a historic style ...
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Exhibition complex
At the end of the 19th century, an exhibition complex, the Kä nstlerhaus, was built by order of the Vienna Union of Artists, which needed exhibition space. This is a massive two-story Renaissance building and today stands on Charles Square, near the Ringstrasse.
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Venue of music festivals
From the very beginning, the Vienna Concert Hall was distinguished by a variety of programs: in 1913 it was inaugurated with a gala concert in the presence of Emperor Franz Joseph I.
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Exquisite concert hall
In order to improve the city park in 1865-1867, it was built a house designed by architect Johann Garbo in the style of the Italian Renaissance, which was originally used as a spa: it offered mineral water from all resorts of the empire.
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Temple of Art
The Ronacher Theater is one of Vienna's theaters. It was built in 1871-1872 by architect Ferdinand Fellner. The theater was intended for the middle class and became the main competitor of the Theater of the Imperial Court.
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The inventor of the propeller
This monument is located in front of the Technical University. The author of the monument is the sculptor Anton Dominik Fernkorn. The monument was erected in 1863. Josef Ludwig Františ ek (Franz) Russell, an Austrian forester engineer and inventor of Czech origin, proposed a new propeller for t...
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Franciscan Church
In 1589, the city council handed over to the local Franciscan monks the ruins of the burned monastery of St. Jerome, which was founded in 1383-1387 at the cemetery. The Franciscans restored the church in the Renaissance style with Gothic elements.
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Schottenkirche
The fate of the church of the Scottish monastery (Schottenkirche) was difficult. The first Romanesque church at the Schottenstift monastery was built in 1160-99. The church burned down in 1276.
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On land, as well as at sea
The second of a pair of fountains glorifying the greatness of Austria. The author of the fountain, which symbolizes the domination of the Austro-Hungarian Empire on land - sculptor Edmunt Hellmer.
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Thanks for rescuing from the plague
The Viennese Plague Column is located in the historic center of the city and it is impossible to miss walking here. Erected in 1693 to commemorate the victory over the plague, the column is not original in its idea, as similar pillars were built throughout Europe.
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The Great Empress
The monument to Maria Theresa rises almost 20 meters. The Empress greets her people from a bird's eye view. She is dressed in a lush dress, holding a scroll and a scepter.
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An outstanding representative of romanticism
Johannes Brahms, German pianist and composer, a representative of the Romantic era. The author of the monument to Brahms is the Austrian sculptor Rudolf von Weir. He was a well-known specialist in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a member of the Vienna Academic Society of Sculptors.
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