Aunt Kati statue

The sculpture depicting the characteristic figure of the former Fehérvár market, the porticoes depicting an elderly woman pushing her porticoes from the Felsőváros district to the city center and duck infestations. His nose was rubbed shiny by the passers-by, hoping for luck from the caress. The statue was inaugurated on November 25, 2001, after several years of Calvary, as the authorities did not allow the statue to stand in its current location on several occasions.

It’s cute to think of a little man who was once.

One of the lovely highlights of Liszt Ferenc Street in the historical downtown of Székesfehérvár is the old market of the city, the lifelike emblematic statue of Katinén Börcsök, the once fertilized woman from Felsőváros, with her squeaky iron-tire carriage. He received a temporary permit to set it up, but it was so successful that the citizens and communities of the city acted to finalize the place set up and also launched a signature campaign at the municipality. They even celebrated Catherine's Day on a regular basis to greet the name-dayers.

It is worth seeing if you are already in Székesfehérvár. :)

The nuance of a lot of lucky rubbing is good :-)