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Tomb of Gül Buba
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Gül Buba was a Turkish dervish who was considered a wise and holy man. His name means Father of Roses and he was reputed to have brought the first roses into Budapest. He died in 1541 and his tomb - now a museum and well known place of pilgrimage for muslims - is the only surviving building from the Turkish reign in Budapest.
| type: | historical buildings |
| World66 rating: | Rate now: |
| address: | Mecset utca 14 |
| openinghours: | 10am-4pm |
