Churches in Székesfehérvár

Historic Churches & Shrines

This collection showcases the architectural diversity of Fejér County’s religious sites, centered around the historic coronation city of Székesfehérvár. It features the Romanesque ruins of the Vértesszentkereszt Abbey and the 15th-century Gothic St. Anne’s Chapel, the city's only surviving medieval building. The list also includes prominent Baroque structures like the St. Emeric Church, built upon former royal foundations, and specialized sites including Greek Orthodox churches and secluded hermitages that reflect the region's complex multi-confessional history.

Cathedral Basilica of Székesfehérvár

The Cathedral Basilica of St. Stephen the King also called Székesfehérvár Cathedral is the name given to a religious building of the…

Vértesszentkereszti bencés kolostorrom

Ruins of a 12th-century Benedictine abbey, later used by Cistercians and Dominicans. The site features significant Romanesque and early Gothic stone carvings and clustered columns within the Vértes Hills.

Szent Anna-kápolna

Built around 1470, this is the only intact Gothic building in Székesfehérvár. The chapel survived the Ottoman occupation and features original pointed windows and a vaulted ceiling.

Szent Imre-templom

A Baroque Franciscan church built between 1720 and 1743 on the site of the former royal palace. The interior contains ornate wood carvings and altars dedicated to Saint Emeric.

Szent Demeter, Szent Konstantin és Szent Heléna görög ortodox templom

A late 18th-century Greek Orthodox church featuring a traditional iconostasis. It serves as a monument to the Serbian and Greek merchant communities that settled in the region.

Pusztazámori Remeteség

An 18th-century Baroque hermitage and chapel located in a secluded wooded area. The site includes a small residential building for a hermit and a chapel with period architectural details.

Kálvária

A traditional 19th-century Calvary hill featuring stone-carved stations of the cross and a central crucifixion group, serving as a site for local pilgrimage.

Styrum-kápolna

An 18th-century Baroque burial chapel built by the Limpurg-Styrum family. It stands as a significant example of noble funerary architecture in the rural Fejér region.

Alexandriai Szent Katalin templom

An 18th-century Roman Catholic church in Iszkaszentgyörgy featuring Baroque architectural elements and historic interior altarpieces.