Szentharomsag ter Review

Trinity Square is an open space in front of the Castle Hill Margarish Church. The main character of Trinity Square is a white monument pillar, which is a sculpture of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The monument pillar is engraved with the Father, Jesus, and Cross, which is exquisitely crafted. The Trinity statue was created by people who survived the Black Death in 18th-century Hungary, and people commemorated that dark moment in such a way. The biggest reason for liking Europe is the rich history and humanities here, because the people here respect and awe of history. Walk everywhere and you can see the churches, streets, bridges, buildings hundreds of years ago. People flourish in history, and the long life of the slender water will become history today, endlessly...

The statue is located on the castle hill on the Buda side of Budapest, next to the Marghash church. On the side of the statue is a century-old cafe that Princess Sissi likes very much. Its desserts, especially tiramisu, are amazing.

The scenery here is so beautiful! The spring water is as clear as a mirror, and the mountains are full of colorful wild flowers. It is really like a beautiful scene against the blue sky and white clouds.

In fact, when visiting the Fisherman's Castle and visiting the Marghash Church that day, I completely ignored this attraction, and even came back to look at the photos and checked the information before I knew that this was Trinity Square. In the middle of the square stands the Trinity Column, which is the Holy Father, Son and Holy Spirit, established to commemorate the Black Death. Look closely at this Column, the breathtaking architectural craftsmanship, and I admire the architecture of Europe, which is full of beautiful buildings and is full of eyes every day. I really regret not doing a good strategy at the time, ignoring such a good attraction.

圣三一广场附近涵盖了布达佩斯多个景点，布达城堡在广场一边，渔人堡在另一边，马加什教堂在广场边上，还有三位一体像，上了城堡山就一定要来圣三一广场。

Trinity Square, located here in Budapest City Castle Hill, he and the Fisherman's Castle Marghash Church are closely connected to three attractions. The monument here is a memorial column to commemorate the victory over the Black Death, a beautifully carved stone pillar.