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St. Stephen's Basilica

St. Stephen's Basilica

  • 11 excursions and activities
St. Stephen's Basilica

Latest reviews

  • Free Walking Tour of Budapest
    10.00 07/05/2025
    Giovanni
    Warsaw , Poland

    Regina is a great guide and showed us the city center telling a lot of interesting historical facts, as well as fun facts about Hungary and Budapest.

    I travelled with my partner
  • Historic Budapest Free Tour
    10.00 07/02/2025
    Anonymous
    Denmark
    I travelled with my partner
  • Free Walking Tour of Budapest
    10.00 06/18/2025
    Geoffrey Decuyper
    Banyoles , Spain

    Incredible tour led by Lara — the perfect blend of historical context, fun facts, and cultural insight. Well-paced with a great series of stops. One of the best free tours I’ve ever done; time flew by despite the warm day! Last point, our group was small, which really allowed to bring some nice interaction :)

    I travelled with my partner
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More information

One of the most significant landmarks in the city, St. Stephen's Basilica is a Neo-Classical style Catholic church located in the centre of Pest.

History

The church was built between 1851 and 1905. Construction faced significant delays in 1868 after the structure's original dome collapsed, after which the building was rebuilt from scratch.

How to see St. Stephen's Basilica

Of course, you can easily see the Basilica as part of a guided tour. However, we recommend attending one of the basilica's famous organ concerts. You can do both with Civitatis!

Did you know?

St. Stephen's Basilica is the joint tallest building in the country. The building was intentionally designed to share the same height as Budapest's parliament building (314 ft), to represent the equal importance of church and state.

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