Száva utca TV Tower, Television tower in District X, Budapest, Hungary.
The Száva utca TV Tower is a 154-meter-tall concrete broadcasting station in Budapest's District X, designed to transmit television and radio signals across the metropolitan area. The structure forms part of Magyar Telekom's communication network and remains an essential infrastructure element for the city's media distribution system.
Built in 1988, the tower represented a significant step forward in telecommunications infrastructure during Hungary's period of technological advancement. This facility was part of Budapest's broader expansion of broadcasting capabilities during that era.
The tower represents the evolution of media broadcasting in Hungary, enabling the transmission of numerous television and radio channels throughout Budapest.
The tower is not readily accessible to the public as it functions as an active broadcasting facility with restricted access. Visitors can view and photograph the structure from various nearby locations along Száva utca.
The structure functions as part of Magyar Telekom's network, contributing to the distribution of signals across multiple frequencies in the capital region.
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