BUDAPEST Heroes Square EXPLAINED with Help of AI | Hungary Travel Guide
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- We'll be Explaining the Historic Heroes Square (Hősök tere) in Budapest for you in this video, go through the history of this famous attracion of the Hungarian capital, and get a bit of help from AI to imagine how some of the people these statues represent may have looked like!
At the end of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Andrássy Avenue lies the Heroes Square which hosts the Millenial Monument that commemorated the 1000 year anniversary of the Hungarian tribes settling here on the Pannonian Plains. It is one of the top attractions of Budapest that hosts many statues, but without a Tour guide they may be just nice material for your instagram. If you really wish to understand the meaning behind these statues, we got you covered here! Besides the statues there are many interesting facts about the Heroes Square! What does the name mean? Why does the angel hold a crown at the top of the main column? What was here before this was built?
Watching this video will not only give an explanation about the Heroes Square, but also gives a brief glimps at Hungarian History!
We used a combination of Midjourney, ElevenLabs and D-ID to create some realistic images of the important people displayed here and also get them to say a few words about themselves.
If you are looking for some more Unique things to do in Budapest, check out the following playlist we have with our videos:
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CREDITS (in order of appearance)
- Painting: Arrival of the Hungarians - Árpád Feszty
- Painting: Honfoglalás - Mihály Munkácsy
- Angel fresco from Kintsvisi monastery - Georgia
- Picture: Stephen I defeats Keane - Mark of Kalt
- Painting: The Baptism of Vajk - Gyula Benczúr
- Painting of St Stephen - Unknown Source
- Photograph: Gloriette - Fővárosi Szabó Ervin Könyvtár gyűjtemény
- Photograph of Széchenyi emlékmű - by VinceB under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
- Picture: Stephen - Mark of Kalt
- Mosaic of St Stephen - Miksa Roth
- Picture of The Battle of Cserhalom - Matthias Church
- Picture: Saint Ladislaus - from Szent István-terem a Budavári Palotában Facebook-page
- Picture: King Coloman of Hungary - Johannes de Thurocz
- Miniature of King Colomann of Hungary - by Anonymus (P. Magister)
- Painting: II András announces the Aranybulla laws - by Mátyás Jantyik
- Picture: Dschingis Khan und seine Erben (exhibition catalogue), München 2005, p. 255
- Picture: The Mongol invasion in Hungary by Johannes de Thurocz
- Picture: Károly Róbert a Képes Krónikában by Katona Tamás
- Picture: Karl I. Robert, König von Ungarn - by Unknown Author
- Picture: Louis I of Hungary - Mark of Kalt
- Painting: Painting of Louis I of Hungary - by Jan Matejko
- Portrait of Emperor Charles VI in armour - by Unknown Author
- Painting: Empress Maria Theresia of Austria - by Martin van Meytens
- Painting: Franz Joseph I in hussar field marshal's uniform - by Philip de László
- Picture: János Hunyadi - Johannes de Thurocz
- Picture: János Hunyadi in the battle of Varna - József Marastoni
- Picture: Mátyás Hunyadi - Johannes de Thurocz
- Portrait of Matthias Corvinus - Unknown Author
- Picture: Stephen Bocskai - by Balthasar Caymox
- Map of Hungary and Transylvania in 1629 - Sándor Márki
- Picture: Gábor Iktári Bethlen, prince of Transylvania - by Unknown Author
- Picture: Imre Thököly - Unknown Author
- Photograph of April 4th Celebration 1952 at Hősök Tere - Fortepan - by Magyar Rendőr
- Portrait of prince Ferenc Rákóczi II by Ádám Mányoki
- Painting: A Tápióbicskei ütközet - Mor Than
- Painting: Buda ostroma - Friesauf
- Picture: Kossuth Lajos toborzóbeszéde - Franz Kollarz
- Portrait of Lajos Kossuth - Prinzhofer
- Photos of Heroes Square in China - Farkas József György
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 What is the Heroes Square?
00:57 The Seven Chieftains and Archangel Gabriel
01:52 The mysterious Fountain
02:45 Kings of the Left Colonnade
05:47 Statues on the Right Collonade
09:13 Heroes Square in China
Thanks for offering Hungary's long and rich history in English. You and WithWillie explain a lot.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy it 😊
This is where I started my walk. I didn't even know there was a castle behind it, went there just because I always check on the parks as well. I loved your parks! And I'm picky with these, coming from Bulgaria. And baaam - a castle. And a Baloon. And the zoo. And a steaming lake! Definitely worth walking to and around this square! Thanks for the explanation!
We visited Budapest (also Heroes Square) in September and your videos were very helpful, we tried many of the things you recommended. Thank you for your great work! Greetings from Poland!
Thank you so much! Really happy to hear you enjoyed your time in Budapest! :)
really nice
When I was there in 1996-7 there were always a few kids on skateboards in the square, having fun...great history lesson
There are still sometimes guys with skateboards or bmx bikes doing tricks at the square 😊
I saw you shooting this video on October 23rd!
Hehhe, feel free to say Hi in case you see me another time wondering the city 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures I figured you'd have a really busy schedule so I was like nahh 😂😂 Next time!
Thanks for the video! Although I know quite a bit about this place, there’s always something new to learn. I think my favourite king is Mátyás Corvinus because of his accomplishments and intriguing life (and because he also was a great lover of the Kuvasz, as am I 😄).
As mentioned in another comment, I was one of the kids skating on Hősök tere. My friends and I would come all the way from Farkasrét in the Buda hills to skate here … those were the days 😃
great video as always, Budapest is such a beautiful city, I've walked from The Buda Castle (across the Chain Bridge) to Hero's Square, a feast for the eyes :)
That is a long walk, but very scenic indeed 😊 And perhaps easier in that direction than ending with going up the hill of the Buda Castle 😅
When I was in Budapest, I had planned to walk to Heroes' Square along Andrássy avenue but only made it as far as Oktogon before diverting my attention elsewhere. My favourite has to be Coloman the Learned, just based on the anti-witch-burning alone.
Koszonom, now I understand much more.
The reasons why you should go to Budapest include that it is one of the most historic cities in the world and has interesting city architecture and all of this can be seen in your vlog. Thank you for the useful vlog🤗
I am an Indonesian who is very amazed by the beauty of Budapest😊
Thanks for the kind words and tuning in from so far across the globe 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures You're welcome, waiting for the next vlog
Szuper videókat csinálsz! Légyszi ne csak Budapestről! Turisták mindig azt hiszik Bp= Magyarország.
Mindenképpen tervben van hogy több video legyen Magarországról. Már van fent pár a csatornán külön playlistben:)
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures A magyar akcentussal meg jó kis Hungarikum! :D magyar Lincoln videóit ismered? Jókat lehet rajta röhögni.
Thank you that was a educational video and interesting and I like the AI stuff that was pretty cool
so cool to integrate Classical art with AI
And it will just get better than this 😊
While the AI bits are a little bit cringe, they do bring those historical personalities to life and I think are a great addition to the video overall. :)
It is no surprise that the Communists replaced the Hapsburgs, but all in all they are not really a loss from there.
Except Maria Theresa. She definitely deserves a statue somewhere in Budapest.
Maria Theresa is indeed interesting, her statue that stood at the Heroes Square was relocated to Gödöllő and is now at the "Sissi" Palace. But there is no other statue of her in Budapest at all, despite her significance in our history... Sissi edges her out in popularity I guess. :D
My favourites are: Kálmán, Károly, Lajos the great (most probably more educated than Kálmán, but not famous for it) and Mátyás (if he really was just). 😁
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