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St. Anna Church Szervita

Belvárosi Szent Anna Szervita Templom

By the end of World War II, worked in the management of Servite Order, now belongs to the Assumption parish of Downtown. Built between 1725-1732. This is a single nave church. The main facade decorated with stone slab and plaster in Neo-Renaissance style. It has got a square-shaped tower in middle. On the other side, the facade shows Baroque elements, with lyre-shaped windows. The main facade of the church is four-storey, the tower is two-storey. The main sill with balustrade's Attica crowned. In the middle part of the top is a tympanum. A Statue of St. Florian can find at the Apse of the church.

Address: V. Szervita tér, 6
Getting there: 'Vörösmarty tér' or 'Deák Ferenc tér'
Website: belvsztanna.gportal.hu (opens in a new tab)

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