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Designed by Árkay Aladár. He used English and Finnish architectural effects. The front wall-face is covered by ceramic slabs decorated with motives of folk-art. This is repeated internally, under the organ, on the solid parapet which includes the pulpit. The four vaulted archways framing the interior carry a reinforced concrete structured dome. Musical events.
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Fasori Evangélikus Egyházközség
Magyar Színház,Hungarian Theatre (former National Theatre, volt Nemzeti Színház)
Designed by Adolf Láng, and founded by the Rákosi-Beöthy family was built in 1897 in the then-suburban Izabella (today Hevesi Sándor) square. The premiere was on 16 October 1897. The two-storied auditorium had 996 seats. In 1914, the theater was rebuilt by architect Laszlo Editor, at time a new hall was built. The last big remodelling happened in 1964-66, when it was rebuilt according to the plans of architect Alexander Azbej. The new building was built Žilina's (Slovakia) pyrogranite. The facades are decorated with a relief consisting of 757 elements which is Gyula Illes sculptor's work. In the foyer is located a large mosaic image, its showing a woman Greek chorus. The actor's lounge inlaid decorative wall picture made by Szinte Gabor painter, stage designer. The auditorium capacity 665 people today.
Bethlen Square Theatre, Közép-Európa Táncszínház, Bethlen Téri Színház
The Bethlen Gallery holds photo exhibition. CEDT's company performs renowned contemporary dance theatre.
Állatorvosi Gyűjtemény
A part of the University Library of Faculty of Veterinary Science of the Szent István University.
Magyarok Nagyasszony Kápolna
Róth Miksa Emlékház