Religious site

St. Stephen's Mausoleum

Religious site

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St. Stephen's Mausoleum is a sacred site within the Basilica complex, housing the sarcophagus of Hungary's first king, Stephen I. The mausoleum features a striking marble tomb and intricate carvings that honor his legacy. Visitors can pay respects at the burial site of the founder of the Hungarian state and see the Holy Right, a reliquary containing Stephen's mummified right hand. The atmosphere is solemn and reverent, offering a connection to the nation's origins.

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Marble sarcophagus of King Stephen I
The Holy Right reliquary
Ornate carvings and religious art

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