Hungary Saint Michael's Chapel, Budapest

The chapel on Margaret Island, rebuilt in the early 1930s by architect Kálmán Lux, stands on the site of a former Premonstratensian church. Its tower houses Budapest's oldest bell, a 15th-century artifact discovered during excavations in 1914.

For drone photography at Saint Michael’s Chapel on Margaret Island, consider shooting during sunrise or sunset for dramatic lighting and long shadows. Capture a top-down view to highlight the chapel’s placement within the island’s greenery. A low-angle aerial shot can emphasize the contrast between the medieval ruins and the surrounding modern cityscape. Use a slow, cinematic approach to showcase the chapel's historic charm and its relationship to the Danube. Be mindful of flight restrictions, as Margaret Island is a protected area, and check local drone regulations before flying.

To reach Saint Michael’s Chapel on Margaret Island, take tram 4 or 6 to Margit híd (Margaret Bridge) stop and walk onto the island, or use bus 26, which stops nearby. The island is pedestrian-friendly, making it ideal for walking or biking. Cars are not allowed, so parking is only available near the bridges.