introduction and listing of monumental sites
– map of Budapest with marked monumental locations (1–2 pages)
– listed monumental sites:
We are awake (5–6 pages):
– Former palace of Despot Stefan Lazarević, Memorial plaque of Pero Szegedinac,
University Printing House – Taban – Former Serbian Orthodox
Cathedral / Memorial – Hotel "At the Golden Deer" – Former
Mayor's Palace – Former Serbian Municipality and Religious School – Former
Serbian church municipality – Former Kirish church municipality building near Debrentefjevo
Square – Former Kirish church community building on Atli Street – Board with
services on Main Street – Racko Bath – Rudaš Bath – Tabanski Cross –
Former Serbian Birthplace – Former House of Josif Stratimirović – Former
Serbian Patriarch's building – Former building of the Administration of Serbian Citizens of Taban –
Bridges – The house where the Serbian National Library was founded – Archives Building –
Serbian Reading Room – People's House – Local Community of Taban Serbs – Benedek's
house – City History Museum – Budapest Art Museum – Academy Hall
science – Budapest City Museum Building – Srebrna Street (SHS Club) – Palanka
– Memorial plaque commemorating the abolition of the Serbian People's Autonomy –
Memorial plaque of Joseph Attila – Bust of Sava Tekelija – Bust of Dositej
Obradović – Stefan Museum and Tekelianum – Gymnasium – Memorial plaque
Stefanović Karadžić – Bust of Kornelij Stanković – University of Technical Sciences
science (famous Serbian architects and engineers who studied there)
Pest (5–6 pages):
– Church of St. George the Great Martyr – church gate – monument to Kosta Ruvarac – building
Serbian religious schools – Tekelianum – Angelikum – Serbian building
Orthodox church community – Viktorovce's (Manoliev's) house – neighborhood around Vacka
Street – Serbian Street – the location of the building where Matica Serbian was founded – Former
Jovan Naka's palace – the site of the former Pest birthplace – was built first
Serbian theater performance – the building where the Serbian Bank branch operated –
Ljupka Baša Street – Memorial of the former Serbian Orthodox cemetery behind
Oršiške Bašte – City Park (Tesla came up with the idea of a reversed magnetic field here)
producing multidirectional alternating currents) – Tesla's bust in Hungary
Electrotechnical Museum – The building of the oldest school on Trg Rulja – Salajevci 10 –
DSSJ headquarters in 1949 – Nađmeza Street 49. DSSJ headquarters – Serbian Theater, SDS-
a, SNN – Ilkice Flak 3rd Street. Self-Government Headquarters – Kafana Centar,
a gathering place for Serbs at the beginning of the 20th century – the Naum and Jelena Bozda Foundation –
Tombstone of Naum Bozda at the Kerepeš Cemetery – Former building of the Serbian-
Croatian high school youth group "Bratstvo" – Embassy Building –
Embassy of the Republic of Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia) – Tekora House, former prison
AVH – memorial plaque of Stevan Dorin – National Museum – Ethnographic Museum –
The hotel where Laza Kostić graduated from Maria della Salute – Parliament building – MTA –
Chain Bridge – Medical University – Eötvös Laurent University – place
first telephone exchange in Budapest (Tesla) – Mahart Palace (Milutin
Milankovic)
