St. Stephen's Basilica

  St. Stephen's Basilica sits prominently at Szent István tér in Budapest's bustling city center. Completed in 1905, this neoclassical masterpiece is not only notable for its impressive architecture, featuring a dome that reaches 96 meters in height, but also for housing the mummified right hand of Hungary's first king, St. Stephen. The basilica serves as a significant place of worship and a popular venue for concerts and cultural events. During the festive month of December, visitors can enjoy seasonal markets that often take place in the square next to the basilica. Inside, guests can wander through stunning chapels and admire intricate frescoes, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Budapest.