This reflection (in the wall of the Hilton Hotel) of the Mattias Church, or Mátyás-templom, in Budapest caught my eye.
The church is in the Buda Castle quarter, high on Castle Hill with views of the city and the Danube (which is NOT blue) running though the middle of the city.
This Catholic 'Church of Our Lady' takes its common name from the popular Matthius I, King of Hungary from 1458-1490.
The church was built in the 1300's but the patterned roof tiles are from restoration work in the late 1800's.
