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St. Stephen's Basilica – Statue of St. Stephen loop from Arany János utca

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Hungary
Budapest

St. Stephen's Basilica – Statue of St. Stephen loop from Arany János utca

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St. Stephen's Basilica – Statue of St. Stephen loop from Arany János utca

01:55

6.86km

130m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Train Station

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369 m

St. Stephen's Basilica

Highlight • Religious Site

Located on Szent István tér (St. Stephen's Square) in the Pest district, St. Stephen's Basilica (Hungarian: Szent István-bazilika) has been the largest church in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, since its consecration in 1905, and the concathedral of the Roman -Catholic Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest.

Inside there is space for up to 8500 people. The church near the Chain Bridge is dedicated to the first Christian Hungarian king, Stephen. Originally it was built by Pest Germans as the parish church of St. Leopold, under the patronage of Saint Leopold of Austria, the sub-district is still called Leopoldstadt today. In the entrance area there is a sculpture of St. Gellért with his pupil St. Emeric, son of King Stephen the Saint.

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2.22 km

View of the city, Danube, Parliament building and much more...

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2.42 km

View of the Chain Bridge

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Good view of a magnificent bridge...

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2.69 km

An impressive view of the Danube and the majestic Gellért Hill, one of the most beautiful landscapes in the heart of Budapest. The green hill rises prominently above the river and, together with the Danube, shapes the unique silhouette of the city.
From here, the special connection between nature and the big city can be wonderfully experienced. Below, the Danube flows calmly through Budapest, while historical buildings and viewpoints can be discovered on the slopes of Gellért Hill.
The view is particularly atmospheric at sunset, when the warm light bathes the hill and the city in golden colors and the last rays of the sun are reflected on the water.

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2.78 km

View of Budapest from Buda Castle

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High above the Danube, Buda Castle offers an impressive panorama of Budapest. From up here, the Hungarian capital lies far below – with the majestic Danube, the historic bridges, and the magnificent silhouette of Pest.
Particularly striking is the imposing Parliament Building on the opposite bank. Together with the Chain Bridge and the numerous historic buildings, it creates a unique view of the heart of the city.
At sunset, the panorama becomes particularly atmospheric: The warm light bathes the roofs and facades in golden colors, while the first lights of the city slowly reflect in the Danube.

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3.86 km

Statue of St. Stephen

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In front of the Fisherman's Bastion is the statue of Saint Stephen, the first king of the Kingdom of Hungary that he founded.

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3.90 km

The Hungarian Parliament Building, an iconic building located on the banks of the Danube, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Budapest and is the seat of the legislature and guardian of the Hungarian Holy Crown.

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3.95 km

Fisherman's Bastion

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The Matthias Church is a Roman Catholic church in the Hungarian capital Budapest. It is located in the Vár castle district on the Buda side. The Matthias Church - officially the Church of Our Lady (Nagyboldogasszony-templom) - was the first church on the Schlossberg. It is registered as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The coronation ceremonies of Charles I Robert of Anjou (1309), Franz Joseph I (1867) and Charles IV (1916) took place here. It is therefore also known as the “Coronation Church”.
According to the tradition of the Diocese of Esztergom, King Stephen I (1000–1038) built a church here in 1015. Sources from the 17th century also confirm this and it is believed that the remains of Saint Gellért, who was martyred on the nearby Gellért Hill, were buried here. However, there are no traces of any settlement on the castle hill before the 13th century.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthiaskirche_(Budapest)

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6.86 km

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3.59 km

1.59 km

1.16 km

271 m

201 m

Surfaces

3.48 km

3.11 km

197 m

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Tuesday 25 August

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August 27, 2025,🇭🇺 Budapest by Night 🌃
After arriving in Budapest quite late today, I headed to the Fisherman's Bastion after dinner. It's simply indescribably beautiful at night! 🤩

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