Felsővízivárosi Szent Anna templom

The Felsővízivárosi Szent Anna templom in Budapest, Hungary, is a classic example of Hungarian Baroque churches. Built in 1792, its style is characterized by intricate columns, domes and richly decorated ceilings. The building stands at the very top of the nearby high hill, offering a truly magnificent view to those who visit. Its wooden interior and gold-decorated filigree is often considered as one of the richest in Hungary. An interesting detail is the presence of old frescos dating to the 19th century, where Anna Gabrielle's paintings of Hungarian saints depict their commitment to religion. The imposing arch over the entrance of the building is certainly worth a visit, and so are the terrace and balconies with a superb view to the Danube and the iconic Pest side of the capital.