If you have carefully read my website, you have already come across some statues located in Budapest. This time we will offer you relatively little-known monuments that are rarely seen on websites and brochures dedicated to the capital of Hungary. Many tourists leave Budapest without any idea of the interesting and unusual sculptures that abound in this beautiful city. I will not be verbose and will limit myself to only short comments for each of them.
Pot-bellied policeman.
Memorial complex in honor of the famous Hungarian composer Franz Liszt.
Little princess.
Inspector Columbo from the famous TV series.
US President Ronald Reagan.
"Theater" - famous Hungarian actor and comedian Geza Hoff.
Iron Curtain (Andrássy Avenue, 23).
Statue of King Stephen.
Tree with images of Michael Jackson (park on Erzsebet Square).
John Calvin is a French theologian, church reformer and founder of Calvinism.
Girl and dog.
Girl with a dove.
1) Students are waiting for the bus. 2) Immoral French women - Laktania utca, 2.
Dragonflies or mosquitoes.
Hungarian artist Ignaz Rostovitsky on the banks of the Danube.
The Boys from Pala Street - based on the novel of the same name by Ferenc Molinari. (metro Corvin-negyed)
Roller scooter (near Vaci street).
Composer Imre Kalman (near the Operetta Theater).
Hungarian poet Józef Attila (on the road from parliament to the beach).
Shakespeare (on the coast from Pest).
Composer Franz Liszt.
Newsboy.
Naked boy.
The world's first statue of Steven Jobs, a leading figure in the computer industry, co-founder of Apple (with an iPhone in his hands).
Two horses (near the central market).
Woman (ibid.).
Rubik's cube.
Fountain book.
Guard, ladder and dog.
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Imre Nagy, who sided with the people during the 1956 uprising.
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