Heroes' Square

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World Heritage Site component public square tourist attraction

Heroes' Square is a major historic plaza in Budapest, Hungary, renowned for its iconic Millennium Monument and statues honoring national leaders and heroes.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	World Heritage Site component → public square → tourist attraction →
adjacentTo	City Park (Városliget) →
architect	Albert Schickedanz NERFINISHED →
builtFor	Millennium of Hungary celebrations →
completionDate	1906 →
constructionStartDate	1896 →
country	Hungary →
district	14th district of Budapest →
featuresStatueOf	Andrew II of Hungary → Archangel Gabriel → Béla IV of Hungary → Charles I of Hungary → Coloman of Hungary → Francis II Rákóczi → Gabriel Bethlen → Imre Thököly → István Bocskai → János Hunyadi → Ladislaus I of Hungary → Lajos Kossuth → Louis I of Hungary → Matthias Corvinus → Stephen I of Hungary → Árpád →
hasCentralColumn	column with Archangel Gabriel statue →
hasColonnade	semi-circular colonnades →
hasMemorial	Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (historical, removed) →
hasMonument	Millennium Monument →
hasRelief	reliefs depicting scenes from Hungarian history →
hasStatueGroup	statues of Hungarian governors → statues of Hungarian kings → statues of Hungarian statesmen → statues of the Seven chieftains of the Magyars →
hasViewOf	Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest → Műcsarnok (Kunsthalle Budapest) →
HungarianName	Hősök tere →
locatedIn	Budapest → Hősök tere, Budapest →
locatedOn	Andrássy Avenue →
neighborhood	Zugló →
partOf	Andrássy Avenue and the Underground Railway in Budapest World Heritage Site →
publicTransportAccess	Millennium Underground Railway (M1 line) →
sculptor	Zala György →
surfaceType	paved plaza →
UNESCOWorldHeritageStatus	part of Budapest, including the Banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle Quarter and Andrássy Avenue →
usedFor	national ceremonies → public gatherings → tourism →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Banks of the Danube, Buda Castle Quarter and Andrássy Avenue → Budapest → Pest →	contains
Andrássy Avenue →	connects
Museum of Fine Arts (Budapest) →	locatedIn
Andrássy Avenue →	terminusB