Inner City
Parish Church

The Inner City Parish Church was built in the Baroque style in 1723 and replaced two other churches that once sat on this site. The original 12th century Roman-style church was destroyed in the Tartar invasion, and its 14th century Gothic replacement was seized by the Turks and used as a mosque before being destroyed in a fire.

The Inner City Parish Church is the oldest building in Pest. It's located next to the Elizabeth Bridge.