About
La iglesia más grande de Budapest con una cúpula de 96 metros que ofrece vistas panorámicas de la ciudad. Lleva el nombre del primer rey de Hungría y alberga su mano derecha momificada.
St. Stephen's Basilica (also known as Szent István Bazilika) is a basilica in Budapest, Hungary, at Szent István tér 1 in the 1051 district. It is the largest church in the city, and it stands in the centre of Budapest within easy reach of the river and the wider city.
What to see
- The dome: The basilica's dome rises 96 metres and offers panoramic views over the city, a good reason to climb for a wider look at Budapest.
- The relic: The church is named after Hungary's first king, Saint Stephen, and houses his mummified right hand, which is among the best-known features of the building.
- The interior: As the largest church in Budapest, the basilica is a grand space to walk through at your own pace.
Planning your visit
The basilica is a natural stop for anyone exploring Budapest's central districts, and the square around it makes a pleasant place to pause before or after your visit. For questions about visiting, you can call the basilica on +36 1 311 0839.
Whether you come for the view from the dome, the relic of the country's first king, or simply the scale of the building, St. Stephen's Basilica offers a clear and rewarding stop in the heart of Hungary's capital.
