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St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church
On the Buda side of the Danube, in Budafok — the cellar town (District XXII), St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church is a church. The address is Budapest Bakáts tér, hrsz. 36910, 1092. It is roughly a 10-minute walk from Central Market Hall.
It is closed on Mondays. Across the week it opens as early as 14:00 and closes as late as 18:00. Its Google score is 4.6 out of 5, gathered from 352 reviews — a modest number of reviews.
Within walking distance: Nándori Cukrászda (1 min), Devbhoomi Indian Restaurant (1 min) and Illegal Pub & Club (2 min). If it is full or shut, the closest alternatives of the same kind are Holocaust Memorial Center (6 min) and Petőfi Bridge (5 min). See also Budafok — the cellar town or everything worth seeing in Budapest.
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Frequently asked
What are the opening hours at St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church?
The hours published on Google are: Monday: Closed; Tuesday: 14:00–18:00; Wednesday: 14:00–18:00; Thursday: 14:00–18:00; Friday: 14:00–18:00; Saturday: 14:00–18:00; Sunday: 14:00–18:00. Check the venue's own site before a special trip — holiday and seasonal hours often differ.
Where is St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church?
The address is Budapest, Budapest Bakáts tér, hrsz. 36910, 1092, in Budafok — the cellar town (District XXII).
Is St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church worth visiting?
It holds 4.6 out of 5 from 352 Google reviews — a strong score for a attraction in Budapest. Treat the rating as a starting point, not a verdict, and read a few recent reviews too.
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