Gellért Hill Cave

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"A landmark carved in stone. Legend has it that in the early Middle Ages, a hermit called Iván retreated to the then-abandoned grotto to provide healing to the sick by using the bubbling waters gushing up at the cave’s entrance. you will be given an audio guide, which guides you through the church and its history. Opening hours; Mon-Sat 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Sundays closed. Price: 1000 HUF / €2,5"
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"Step back in time and discover the enchanting Cave Church carved into the Buda Hills. Originally a hermit's cave in the Middle Ages, it later became a church and a place of refuge during Ottoman rule. The atmospheric setting and unique history make it a hidden gem worth exploring."
"5 PM - Closed on Sundays. When we went on Monday, the cave church was surprisingly closed. There's still a nice view of the Danube River/Liberty Bridge "

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