The statue of Anonymus, located in Budapest’s City Park (Városliget, Castle of Vajda Hunyad ), is a nearly two-metre-high creation. Anonymus, meaning “nameless,” is believed to have been a notary of one of Hungary’s Béla kings (I, II, III, or IV), with the strongest likelihood being King Béla IV. This statue is one of ten works gifted to the nation by Emperor Franz Joseph I in the early 20th century. The pedestal was designed by architects Zoltán Bálint and Lajos Jámbor.
Address: 1146 Budapest, Hungary
Visitor Reviews
10/10 – Excellent – Based on 5 reviews
- 100% would recommend it to their friends.
- Considered a less-than-one-hour programme.
- Worth visiting all year round.
Sample Reviews:
- “No textual feedback provided.” (Judith Egly, individual traveller, Burgkirchen, 2 years ago)
- “No textual feedback provided.” (Individual traveller, Hungary, 2 years ago)
- “No textual feedback provided.” (Iolanda Palffy, older couple, 2 years ago)
Accessibility
- Always Open
- ATM Nearby: 600 m
- Parking: Paid parking available 500 m from the location.
- Rate: 440 HUF/hour
- Type: Public Street Parking
- Accessibility: 2.4 km from the train station, 700 m from the nearest bus stop.
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