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Minorita Assumption Church

Hungarian: Minorita Nagyboldogasszony templom

The construction of this baroque church was finished around 1743 though its decoration, equipment and the building of the towers took several more decades.

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Address: Hősök tere 5a
Getting there: Downtown
Hours: Booking by phone
Price: free

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