This bronze equestrian statue of the famous Hungarian military leader and revolutionary rises on the hill of the Buda Castle. It was he who led the siege of the castle of Buda, and subsequently captured it, as a result of which the royal castle burned to the ground ...The revolutionary fell out of favor, and only after his death was he acquitted, calling his actions useful for history. Now a monument reminds of his past exploits...I will also add that a wonderful perspective of the city opens up from this place, for example, I was lucky to shoot the sunset there.
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