This remarkable location is a half-finished Bauhaus-style church nestled in the forested hills of Buda. It was envisaged as a modernist pilgrimage destination, inspired by the architecture of the Holy Land. Originally envisioned as a modernist pilgrimage site inspired by the architecture of the Holy Land, the church features an oval design resembling a Byzantine basilica. Plans included a central altar surrounded by 20 columns supporting a large dome, but construction ceased due to World War II. For decades, the lower halls served as a state archive, providing basic infrastructure. Today, the abandoned site remains surrounded by woods, exuding an eerie atmosphere and offering unparalleled potential for visually striking, minimalist, and geometric settings.
Gallery of Abandoned Church
