Along the Danube's bank, you'll find a profoundly moving tribute that truly captures a piece of our city's soul. The collection of sixty pairs of iron shoes, scattered by the water's edge, stands as a simple yet powerful memorial to the souls lost here during the winter of 1944-45. It’s a quiet, reflective space that invites you to pause and take in the poignant history against the backdrop of the flowing river and the grand Parliament building nearby. You don't need much time here, but the experience will certainly stay with you.