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St. Vincent Parish Church

Szent Vince Plébánia Templom

A listed building. Catholic church. Built in 1935-36, designed by architect Gaspar Fabian. Named after Pali St. Vincen. A cross-nave Romanesque parish church. Farewell: 27 Sep. Adoration: 19 Jul and 27 Sep.

Address: IX. Haller utca 19-21.
Getting there: Tram 4, 6 take to stop 'Mester utca / Ferenc körút' further tram 51, 51A or 'Nagyvárad tér' + tram 23, 24 to stop 'Haller utca / Mester utca'
Hours: Office (beside the church) Mon Fri 09:00-12:00, Tue Thu 16:00-17:00, Wed 09:00-12:00 and 16:00-17:00
Website: szentvince.hu (opens in a new tab)

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