Architecture sights in Eger
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Basilica
The Basilica is a neoclassical monolith completed in 1836 and designed by József Hild, the same architect who later worked on the cathedral at Esztergom. Despite the cathedral's size and ornate altars, the interior is surprisingly light and airy.
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Franciscan church
The Franciscan church was completed in 1755 on the site of a mosque. The wrought-iron balcony and window grids of the rococo Provost's Palace (Kispréposti palota), several doors down at number 4 were also done by Fazola.
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Cistercian church
Walk north along Széchenyi utca to the Cistercian church built in 1743. The theatrical baroque altar sculpture of St Francis Borgia in gilt and white stucco is well worth a look.
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Neoclassical Synagogue
A neoclassical synagogue dating from 1845 and now partly renovated is around the corner from The Orthodox Synagogue.
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Serbian Orthodox church
The Serbian Orthodox church and its enormous iconostasis of gold leaf and braid is north of the Cistercian church.
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Basilica
The Basilica is a neoclassical monolith completed in 1836 and designed by József Hild, the same architect who later worked on the cathedral at Esztergom. Despite the cathedral's size and ornate altars, the interior is surprisingly light and airy.
reviewed
