Hess András Square No4 Building

The building, and the square, were named after an Italian printer from Rome. He was the first to print a book in Hungary, in 1473 – the Buda Chronicle (Chronica Hungarorum).

During the late 17^th century, the house was merged with two other medieval buildings. Originally rebuilt in the Baroque in style, it was rebuilt again in the first half of the 19^th century in the Classicist style – which resulted in its present appearance. The Gothic door, seat niches in the entrance, and the pointed-arched windows, all reflect its earlier medieval origin. 

Attraction: Building Hess András Square, No4 

Country: Hungary

City: Budapest

Location: Buda, I. district

Transport: M2 Moszkva tér and várbusz (castle bus)

Address: Budapest, Hess András tér 4.