Szatmári Gizella: Walks in the Castle District - Our Budapest (Budapest, 2001)

ument originally meant to commemorate the 2nd Hussars (1934). Although this particular circumstance was referred to by a relief on either side of the pedestal, the whole monument had a more general, symbolic, theme in that it gave concrete expression to the idea of a warrior, the idea of a soldier.

It was here on the promenade that György Fürtös’s eosine-glazed Zsolnay-ceramic ornamental well, donated to Budapest on the centenary of the “two capital’s” unification by the city of Pécs was erected in 1973.

Gyula Kőfalvi’s plaque with its relief on the building at No. 23 Tóth Árpád sétány (1965) commemorates Árpád Tóth. The promenade, which was renamed after the poet in 1946 takes us back to Kapisztrán tér.

János Kapisztrán (1386-1456), or St. John Capist- ranus, was born in the Italian village of Capistrano. He

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