Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2011 in Hungary – winners

This gallery contains the finalists and winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2011 in Hungary.

Jury

• Róbert Hack, National Office of Cultural Heritage;
• Tamás Olajos, spottr.hu;
• Nándor Hargita, Indafotó;
• Tamás Mészöly, Wikimédia Magyarország

European contest

The European contest was held from 21–30 September in Hungary.

Winners

The following 10 photos are nominated for the European stage of the competition

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  Zsámbék, Hungary: Ruins of Premonstratensian monastery church, in romanesque style, early 13th century.
  Author: Puffancs
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  Windmill, 19th century, in Szeged, Kiskundorozsma District, Szélmalom street
  Author: LaPanteraRosa
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  Blower Engine Room, in Ózd, Törzsgyár
  Author: diemehrdimensionale
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  Cathedral St. Adalbert (Basilica), Esztergom, Szent István Square)
  Author: Krisch
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  Jankovich Mansion, Rácalmás, Fejér County, Hungary.
  Author: Kontiki
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  Esterházy Palace, Fertőd, Győr-Moson-Sopron County, Hungary.
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Vajdahunyad Castle, in City Park, Budapest, Hungary. (Ignác Alpár, 1896.)
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Traditional residential house ("Kapásház"), regional folklore museum, in Abasár, Heves County, Hungary
  Author: jotti
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  Dutch House ("Hollandi ház") in the park of the Festetich Palace, in Dég, Fejér county, Hungary. Built in 1891.
  Author: Zoli7
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  Ruins of Boldogkő Castle (from 13th century) in Boldogkőváralja (Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County), in the Zemplén Nature Reserve, Northeastern Hungary)
  Author: Szvitek Péter

Finalists

The 30 best photos selected for the European contest in Hungary

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  Zsámbék, Hungary: Ruins of Premonstratensian monastery church, in romanesque style, early 13th century.
  Author: Puffancs
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  Szigliget, Western Hungary. Ruins of the medieval castle, overlooking the Lake Balaton.
  Author: Kontiki
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  Öskü, Veszprém county, Hungary. Round chapel from the 11-12th century, built on the bases of ancient roman watchtower.
  Author: Puffancs
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  Tomb (Türbe) of Gül Baba, in Budapest, Hungary. Ottoman mausoleum from the 16th century.
  Author: redoctober
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  Roman Catholic parish church, Hollókő, Hungary. Parish church with wooden tower, built in 19th century, on 14th century basement.
  Author: rlevente
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  Windmill, 19th century, in Szeged, Kiskundorozsma District, Szélmalom street
  Author: LaPanteraRosa
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  Blower Engine Room, in Ózd, Törzsgyár
  Author: diemehrdimensionale
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  Tata Castle, 14th century, in Tata, Komárom-Esztergom county, Hungary.
  Author: Antal Dániel
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  Cathedral St. Adalbert (Basilica), Esztergom, Szent István Square
  Author: Krisch
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  Old village farmhouse (Ónod, Vár street 17.), Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county.
  Author: tamassch
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  St. Stephen's Basilica, (Budapest, 5. district, Szent István Square
  Author: ZAP
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  Former Royal Castle (Budapest 1. district, Szent György square, 6.)
  Author: hunszabi
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  Hermites'Houses (Monks'Cells) in the former Camaldolese monastery (18. century) in Majkpuszta (Oroszlány, Komárom-Esztergom County, Hungary).
  Author: Kontiki
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  Jankovich Mansion, Rácalmás, Fejér County, Hungary.
  Author: Kontiki
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  Funeral hall and in the Central Cemetery of Debrecen , Hajdú-Bihar County, Hungary. Built in 1932, architect József Borsos.
  Author: eospower
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  Déri Museum, in Debrecen, Hajdú-Bihar County, Hungary.
  Author: eospower
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  Metallurgical Museum, former Chancery, Treasury building (Miskolc-Felsőhámor, 54 Palota street)
  Author: apóci
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  Károlyi Palace, in Fehérvárcsurgó, Fejér County, Hungary
  Author: AZso
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  Windmill from Szentes-Dónát. It was originally built in the second half of the 19th century. Today in Ópusztaszer, National Park.
  Author: Balla Béla
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  Citadel of Visegrád, Pest County.
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Former Károlyi Palace, in Fót, Pest county, Hungary. Architect: Miklós YBl.
  Author: Puffancs
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  Esterházy Palace, Fertőd, Győr-Moson-Sopron County, Hungary.
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Vajdahunyad Castle, in City Park, Budapest, Hungary. (Ignác Alpár, 1896.)
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Traditional residential house ("Kapásház"), regional folklore museum, in Abasár, Heves County, Hungary
  Author: jotti
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  Dutch House ("Hollandi ház") in the park of the Festetich Palace, in Dég, Fejér county, Hungary. Built in 1891.
  Author: Zoli7
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  Ruins of Boldogkő Castle (from 13th century) in Boldogkőváralja (Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, in the Zemplén Nature Reserve, Northeastern Hungary)
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Alcsútdoboz, Fejér County, Hungary. The conserved Portico of the destroyed Habsburg-Palace. (Építész: Mihály Pollack. The park today is the Alcsút Arboretum.)
  Author: tisza_
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  Hungarian Parliament Building (Budapest, 5th district, Kossuth Lajos square)
  Author: tisza_
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  Nagybörzsöny, Pest county, Hungary. Old parish church named after St.Stephen of Hungary in romanesque style, from the 13-15th century.
  Author: lamerle
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  Reformed (calvinist) church in Ócsa, in Pest county, Hungary. Founded by the Premonstratensian Order in the 13th century.
  Author: lamerle

Art Nouveau special prize

This gallery contains finalists selected by Europeana from WLM in Hungary for Art Noveau special prize provided by Europeana

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National contest

The national contest was held from 21 September – 21 October in Hungary.

Winners

Winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2011 in Hungary

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  1. place: Zsámbék, Hungary: Ruins of Premonstratensian monastery church, in romanesque style, early 13th century.
  Author: Puffancs
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  2. place: Vajdahunyad Castle, in City Park, Budapest, Hungary. (Ignác Alpár, 1896)
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  3. place: Cathedral St. Adalbert (Basilica), Esztergom, Szent István Square)
  Author: Krisch
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  4. place: Jewish cemetery (Lovasberény)
  Author: torobala
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  5. place: Ruins of Boldogkő Castle (from 13th century) in Boldogkőváralja (Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, in the Zemplén Nature Reserve, Northeastern Hungary)
  Author: fm2
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  Special award: Water tower on Margaret Island
  Author: wyx
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  Honourable mention: Citadella and Liberty Statue at sunset
  Author: rHerczeg
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  Honourable mention: Blower Engine Room, in Ózd, Törzsgyár
  Author: diemehrdimensionale
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  Honourable mention: Traditional residential house ("Kapásház"), regional folklore museum, in Abasár, Heves County, Hungary
  Author: jotti
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  Honourable mention: Protestant Great Church of Debrecen
  Author: takacsja
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  Honourable mention:Esterházy Palace, Fertőd, Győr-Moson-Sopron County, Hungary.
  Author: Szvitek Péter
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  Honourable mention: Jankovich Palace (Rácalmás)
  Author: Kontiki
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  Honourable mention: Károlyi Palace (Fehérvárcsurgó)
  Author: AZso
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  Honourable mention:Funeral hall and in the Central Cemetery of Debrecen , Hajdú-Bihar County, Hungary. Built in 1932, architect József Borsos.
  Author: eospower
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  Honourable mention: Votive Church of Szeged
  Author: rezirezi
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  Honourable mention: Windmill from Szentes-Dónát. It was originally built in the second half of the 19th century. Today in Ópusztaszer, National Park.
  Author: Balla Béla
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  Honourable mention: Windmill at Tés
  Author: szabadoszoltan
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  Honourable mention: Déri Museum, in Debrecen, Hajdú-Bihar County, Hungary.
  Author: tilet
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  Honourable mention: Tomb (Türbe) of Gül Baba, in Budapest, Hungary. Ottoman mausoleum from the 16th century.
  Author: redoctober
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  Honourable mention: Statue of Mary (Miskolc, Mindszent tér)
  Author: apóci

Rlevente and Glanthor has got a special award because of their nice collection.

Finalists

Final

The 30 best photos in Wiki Loves Monuments in Hungary

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Semi-final

The 120 best photos in Hungary

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