Regnum Marianum Church, Parish church in Zugló, Hungary.

The Regnum Marianum Church is a Catholic parish church in Zugló featuring modern architecture across multiple functional areas. The building includes a basement auditorium with seating for about 260 people and a stage for events, along with meeting rooms and spaces for community gatherings.

The predecessor church stood in Városliget from 1925 and was demolished in 1951 under the Rákosi regime. Its architectural remains were uncovered in 1989 and are displayed in the parish garden. The community house was built in 1991 and the church in 1995, making the complex the successor of the destroyed Városliget church.

The church maintains connections with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest and provides religious services for the local Catholic community.

The church is accessible by public transportation and easy to visit, being located in an established urban neighborhood with good connections. Visitors should note that beyond the main sanctuary, various community spaces may be in use for different events and gatherings.

In the parish garden stand the architectural remains of the Városliget Regnum Marianum church, demolished in 1951 and uncovered in 1989. Panels, photographs and sketch drawings explain its history beside the fragments.