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Castle Bus<br />

15<br />

<strong>The</strong> funicular railway<br />

takes passengers from<br />

the Chain Bridge to<br />

Buda Castle. Stepping<br />

out from the funicular,<br />

there is the impressive<br />

building of the Sándor<br />

palace, the headquarters of the Offices of the President of the<br />

Republic and a neo-baroque wrought-iron gate with a sculpture<br />

of the Hungarian national bird, the turul. <strong>Budapest</strong> <strong>Card</strong> discount<br />

at: Hungarian National Gallery, National Dance <strong>The</strong>atre<br />

Dísz Square is the<br />

Southern gate of the<br />

citizen’s quarter of<br />

the Buda Castle district.<br />

<strong>The</strong> name of the<br />

square comes from the<br />

parades (in Hungarian:<br />

“díszfelvonulás”),<br />

which were held by the military command, the headquarters<br />

of which were here after 1686.<br />

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Szentháromság<br />

Square is the main<br />

square of the Castle<br />

District. Several historic<br />

buildings and<br />

monuments can be<br />

found here: the Buda<br />

City Hall, the Fishermen’s<br />

Bastion, the Mathias Church and the Hungarian Culture<br />

Foundation.<br />

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From here, the<br />

Museum of Military<br />

History is just a few<br />

steps away, introducing<br />

Hungarian military<br />

history through displays<br />

of collections of<br />

several hundred thousands<br />

of arms, uniforms, coins, flags and other artefacts.<br />

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To can be found<br />

near the square is<br />

the Heart of Jesus<br />

Church of Városmajor,<br />

an extraordinary<br />

piece of Hungarian<br />

church architecture<br />

and an excellent example of the Bauhaus style, which was<br />

characteristic of the period between the two world wars. <strong>The</strong><br />

upper part of the bell tower consists of aerial cubicles, which<br />

can also be well seen from Moszkva Square.<br />

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Városmajor Open Air Stage<br />

Clark Ádám tér<br />

Donáti utca<br />

Dísz tér<br />

Szentháromság<br />

tér<br />

Bécsi kapu<br />

tér<br />

Ostrom utca<br />

Moszkva tér

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