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Summary: Church History in Budapest, Hungary. See St. Stephen's Basilica and Roman Catholic architecture in Budapest, Hungary featured in this free video on travel advice and tips.
Sarah Satmari is an experienced tour guide at Yellow Zebra / Absolute tours company. The company is specialized in organizing walking, biking, and Segway tours in Budapest, offering a...read more
"Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. My name is Sarah Satmari and I'm a tour guide in Budapest and I work for Yellow Zebra / Absolute Tours, and we are here on behalf of Expert Village. The next stop that I would advise you to see is the beautiful St. Stephen's Cathedral, the biggest Catholic church of Budapest. It's really important to mention that still two-thirds of the Hungarian believers are Roman Catholics. We are the oldest Roman Catholics state in Europe. That's what you really have to know about us. It's a real big tradition. We joined the Roman Catholic Europe in 1000 AD after St. Stephen became the very first king in this country. And he is the very first king of ours and the first member of the first Hungarian dynasty of kings here. Everybody knows about him here. So St. Stephen is the real icon of this city and, of course, the whole country."
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