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The Buda Reform Church
stands tall on the bank of the Duna river crowned by a beautiful example of
Zsolnay roof tiles. Often missed by tourists
because of the
Matthias Church on the hillside above, the Buda Reformed Church
is a breathtaking example of Brick Gothic
and 19th century Neogothic architectural styles.
Radiating outwards from a pentagonal tower at the center of the church are four chambers with high
lancet windows and
beautiful
examples of half circular rib vault ceilings.
The main altar is surrounded on all sides by
congregational pews and above the main entrance is space
for the choir and organ.
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Buda Reformed Church (2 of 3)
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