Basilica of St. Stephen is named after the first king of Hungary, Stephen (Stephen). Construction of the cathedral began in 1848 under the leadership of the architect József Hilda. After his death the construction was led by Miklós Ibl. Construction was completed in 1905. Along with the parliament building, the basilica is the tallest building in the city.

Sculptures patron of the church, Stephen King, placed over the gates leading from the vestibule, and in the main altar (Alayosh Strobl). In the apse of the chapel located behind the Saint's right hand kept the most precious relic of the Hungarian Catholic Church - the mummified right hand of St. Stephen.

To enjoy the stunning views, you can take the elevator to the left bell tower of the basilica. On the right of bell ringing in the biggest bell in Hungary, whose weight is 9, 5 tons.