Saints Peter and Paul church, Baroque Catholic church in Óbuda, Hungary.
Saints Peter and Paul church is a Baroque Catholic building in Óbuda featuring a symmetrical facade with twin towers. The exterior displays stone statues of Saint Roch and Saint Sebastian in recesses, while the interior holds multiple altars and ornamental details.
The church was constructed between 1744 and 1749 to replace an earlier structure destroyed during Turkish occupation. This rebuilding represented the recovery of the district after a period of destruction.
The interior displays sculptures by Károly Bebo, featuring several altars and ornamental details throughout the nave. A red marble monument for Count Péter Zichy also marks the space, reflecting the area's local history.
The church is located at Lajos utca 170 in Óbuda and can be reached from several nearby public transport stations. Visitors should respect regular service times and approach the interior with appropriate reverence.
Beneath the church floor lie the foundations of a thirteenth-century chapel dedicated to Saint Margit, marked by a special line design on the ground. These archaeological remains connect the current building to a much earlier religious layer of the area.
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