Székesfehérvár

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Székesfehérvár

English: Székesfehérvár is a Hungarian city, where kings were crownd and buried

Deutsch: Székesfehérvár ist eine ungarische Stadt. Es war Krönungstadt der ungarischen Könige.

Magyar: Székesfehérvár magyar város, királyok koronázási és temetkezési helye

日本語: セーケシュフェヘールヴァールは、ハンガリー共和国中西部の都市である。

Szimbólumok (Symbols / Symbols / Symboles)[edit]

Hivatalos címere
Coat of arms

Épületek (Buildings / Gbäude / Bâtiments)[edit]

Szent István-székesegyház (St. Stephen's Cathedral / Stephansdom / La cathédrale Saint-Étienne)[edit]

See Szent István-székesegyház

Püspöki palota (Bishop's Palace / Bischofspalast / Palais épiscopal)[edit]

See Püspöki palota

Egyéb épületek (Other buildings / Andere gebäude / D'autres bâtiments)[edit]

Monuments and statues[edit]

Stephen I of Hungary - equestrian bronze by Ferenc Sidló
Miklós Melocco: Monument of Mathias Corvinus
Monument of Mathias Corvinus, sidewall
Statue of Ferenc Wathay by Elek Lux
"Bishop's Well" by Jenő Bory
Bishop's Well 1.
Bishop's Well 2.
Bishop's Well 3. – Statue pf St. Gerard, Bishop of Csanád and tutor of Prince St. Emeric
Bishop's Well 4.
Medgyessy Ferenc (1881-1958): Dancing women
Statue of György Varkocs by Dezső Erdey 1.
Statue of György Varkocs by Dezső Erdey 2.
Saint Ladislaus
Ruling prince Geza, father of Saint Stephan
Memorial of 10th Hussar Regiment by Pál Pátzay
World War I monument to commemorate the 17th Infantry Regiment
Stonework on the house of Andreas Fligl (1744-1816)
Soviet military monument and cemetery
Soviet military monument and cemetery 2
Soviet military monument and cemetery 3
Soviet military monument and cemetery 4

Others[edit]

Palace of Csalapuszta
Map of Hungary: Székesfehérvár and Fejér county
Colorful window at the railway station
Flower Clock in the city

See also[edit]

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