Our Lady Church, Gothic Revival church in Budapest, Hungary.

Our Lady Church is a church building in Gothic Revival style in Budapest, distinguished by a central tower with pointed windows. The interior is furnished with stained glass, carved stone religious details, and decorative elements throughout the space.

The building was completed in 1904 during a period when Budapest was expanding rapidly and new districts were being formed. It represents the architectural approach that was favored in the growing city at the start of the 1900s.

The building reflects the faith of a thriving community that was growing in this district during the early 1900s. You can see how the church served as the center of both spiritual and social life for local residents at that time.

The church is open during times when services take place, with special occasions marked by additional ceremonies throughout the year. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing when entering and be aware of any ongoing worship happening inside.

The holy water font by the entrance dates from 1887, older than the church itself, which was begun in 1903. The two reliefs above the main door were made by sculptor György Benedek for the 1900 millennium and show Saint Stephen placing the country under the Virgin's protection. The two-manual organ, built by Otto Rieger in Budapest in 1927, is suited to concerts.