Drone Media Studio has created many aerial recordings of Budapest and its attractions with drones. For their newest production, the Hungarian media company sent a drone above the Hungarian Parliament to capture the mesmerizing architectural details of the late-19th century building. The video admires the architectural masterpiece built in Gothic Revival style and designed by renowned Hungarian visionary Imre Steindl, by circling around its characteristic Renaissance dome and pointed spires; gliding over its facade featuring numerous sculptures of Hungarian rulers, Transylvanian leaders, and famous military figures; showing the two lions guarding the main entrance; and hovering over Kossuth Lajos Square, renovated just three years ago, that spreads in front of the imposing building. The background music, “Dances of Galánta” by Zoltán Kodály, gives the recording a majestic feel – you can view the short video below:
To create an artistic aerial video, Drone Media Studio flew a camera-mounted drone above and around Hungary’s Parliament building in order to present the historic structure’s astonishing architectural details – like the Renaissance-style dome, numerous detailed statues, and elegant flying buttresses – from closer than anyone can see but the birds, all accompanied by graceful classical music composed by Magyar maestro Zoltán Kodály.
