• Welcome to the Matthias Church website!
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  • We honestly can’t remember except that we climbed stairs to a 2nd & 3rd level to see more of the church.
  • The Matthias Church Choir and Orchestra is one of the oldest music companies in Hungary, operating continuously from 1688.
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  • Matthias Church (officially called the Church of Our Lady, but all locals call it “Matyas Templom”) has quite the history and a story to tell.
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  • The Church of the Assumption of the Buda Castle (Hungarian: Nagyboldogasszony-templom), more commonly known as the Matthias Church...
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  • Construction of the church began in 1255 during the reign of King Béla IV, but it was not until the 14th century that Matthias Church acquired its current form, with...
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  • The Church of Our Lady, commonly known as Saint Matthias Church, is the only functioning Catholic church in the Castle District and boasts a rich history.
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  • Free organ concert on Sunday evenings The organ of Matthias Church, the largest one in Budapest, has resounded for centuries in the best acoustic space of the city.
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  • The interior of the Matthias Church is magnificently decorated with colorful patterns and motifs that were found on original stone fragments.
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  • This church is called up after King Matthias, or Matthias the Just, a king who lived between 1443 and 1490.
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  • Most of the exterior of Matthias Church was added around 1896 in a Gothic style.
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  • 11 th century: two centuries before the construction of the church, under the reign of Stephen I st, a Catholic sanctuary was founded right where the Matthias...
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  • Matthias Church is flanked by another popular tourist attraction: the Fisherman’s Bastion, another masterpiece of Frigyes Schulek, offering spectacular views of the...
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