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This artwork reminiscent the Hungarian national anthem, the poem of Kölcsey Ferenc. Inaugurated in 2006, created by Mária Majzik, a Hungarian Heritage Prize-winning artist. The marble, limestone and bronze statue of a god figure compositions in the middle you can see it is surrounded by radial form of the poem text. The four meter high item include nine relief. Twenty one bells is over it, where the National Anthem is played on holidays and 'normal' ringing on every Sunday at noon.
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Erkel Ferenc Művelődési Központ
Budakeszi Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény és Tájház
The exhibition shows the traditional culture and furnitures of the local Swabian minority.
Budakeszi Kalandpark
Obstacle courses of 6 difficulties. The complex obstacle courses comprise 60 bases, where visitors of all ages can find suitable challenges. The courses feature bridges, hanging and sliding obstacles.
Budakeszi Vadaspark
The animal world represented by bustards, goshawks, kestrels, eagle owls, ravens, domestic animals, pheasants, grey partridges, foxes, raccoon dogs, wild cats, mouflons, different deer, wild-boars. The flora include many types of trees, shrubs, protected herbs, all are the natural flora of the Buda Hills.
Dinó Park
Nearly 2-hectare park with 25 lifelike dinosaurs.
Kálvária-kápolna
There are two plaques on the wall. One commemorates the German population relocations anniversary. The other one commemorates to builder of the chapel. In front of the building, there is the Holy Trinity Column, and a beautiful stone cross from 1892 which shows praying Saint Mary.