Ferencvárosi Assisi Szent Ferenc Plébánia, Belső-ferencvárosi plébániatemplom, Bakáts téri templom
A Catholic church, The first church consecrated in 1822, but that in 1838 the floods of Pest destroyed. The new church, now can be seen, built by Ybl Miklós, between 1867 and 1879, in French Romanesque style, A Christ-relief seen on the triangular pediment of the church, above a statue of St. Francis. Under the whole church is a neo-Romanesque, columned, cross-nave crypt, The frescoes in the sanctuary painted by Than Mór and Lotz Károly.
Summer masses Sat 17:30, Sun 09:30,17:30
Misszióháza a Bartók Béla Unitárius Egyházközségnek
Founded by: the British and the American Unitarian associations in 1923. Church opened in 1929. The building is rectangular. It was built for rental house in 1899. The church practically hidden inside the building. A couple of sights: Bartók triple headboard, painted benches, coffered ceilings. Also can be seen here the carved wooden plaque painted by William Wilder Howland (USA) in 1931.
Masses on Sundays 10:00
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Trafó Kortárs Művészetek Háza
In a renovated transformer building, Budapest's most important contemporary cultural centre presents Hungarian and international experimental dance, theatre and music performances. A disco hall in the cellar and a lively bar upstairs also serve your entertainment.
Open now · closes 10 pm·Ft1,000-2,500, 25% discount for student
Trafó Kortárs Művészetek Háza
Contemporary art gallery. Exhibition and artists' house. It was the South-Pest transformer (this is the reason to named Trafo) building, a typical industrial Art Nouveau creation. +36 1 456 2044 +Email: [email protected].
Ticket office: performance days 16:00-22:00, other day 16-20, - Trafó Gallery daily 16:00-19:00, performance days: 16:00-22:00. Closed on Mondays. - Trafó Cafe Mon - Fri 10:00 - 23:30, Sat Sun 16:00-22:30·Permanent ticket for 3/5/7 visits: Ft6600/10,000/12,600