Szent Péter és Szent Pál templom (Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church)

Szent Péter és Szent Pál templom (Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church) Review

Its pale yellow steeple being one of Óbuda's core landmarks, this church—a tad more impressive on the outside than the inside—was built by the Zichy family from 1744 to 1749 as the successor to a previous church established here by Hungary's first king, Saint Stephen, in 1010. Situated in a peaceful neighborhood a couple minutes' walk from Fo tér and behind the Corinthia Aquincum Hotel, it features a red-marble altar (1774) and striking wooden statues of Christ and the church's patron saints (1884).