Budapest Cave Church/St.Anne/Ghost Hse #5

Cave Church: The Cave Church of Gellért Hill was founded in 1924 following a pilgrimage of Pauline monks to Lourdes. The chapel was consecrated on Whit Sunday 1926, and Pauline monks performed their duties here for 17 years. At midnight on Easter Monday 1951, the Hungarian secret police (IVH) broke into the chapel, arresting the entire order. The superior Ferenc Vezér was condemned to death, the others condemned to five to 10-year prison sentences, and the chapel blocked up with a 2.25m-thick concrete wall. It was not until August 27, 1989, that the chapel was reopened, although the demolition of the concrete wall was not finished until 1992. 

教堂沒有很堂皇的壁畫與建築，但它的功能性很強，現今仍是傳教之地；十字架是cave church的象徵。

cave church右邊是神秘古堡

 cave church對出

Church of St. Anne / Szent Anna-templom：Constructed between 1740-1762, the baroque house of worship enchants with its elegant exterior, wonderful high altar statues and a magnificent oval-domed ceiling fresco by Pál Molnar.
Features at its main portal allegorical sculptures of Faith, Hope, and Charity.

Cave Church附近有座神秘古堡