They painted the paintings, made the designs of the Ede Kratzmann colored glass windows, and made the new sculptural decoration by Ferenc Mikula. The altarpieces were painted by Mihály Zichy (St Imre's chapel) and Gyula Aggházy in Loretto chapel, the relief of the main gate depicting the Our Lady of the Hungarians, by Lajos Lontay. The benches and the organ cabinet were designed by Schulek. The Church was completed in 1893; the Millenary conquest shone, though not in its original forms but in the old light. In 1898 the burials of Béla III of Hungary and his first wife, Agnes of Antioch, they found their final burial place in the chapel of the northern nave of the church, which were unearthed during the excavations carried out on the ruins of the royal basilica in Székesfehérvár in 1848 (basilica destroyed by the Turks). The Southwest Virgin Mary gate, -which in the tympanum depicts Virgin Mary falling asleep- is one of the few original medieval remains from the beginning of the 15th century. Which, this is a replica of the 13th century main gate. The Loretto Chapel, of medieval origin, beneath the southern tower preserves a Madonna statue from the end of the 17th century. This work of art was created to replace the original medieval sculpture of the Madonna, which was walled in during the Turkish occupation in the church. As an appreciation of Schulek's rebuilding, he did not appreciate the historic importance of the church, which was in poor condition, but its historical stones, he replaced them largely with careful copies. However, thanks to his scientific depth and precise work of form, we can today see the former state of this church in its facade. Reconstructed faithfully and, to a lesser extent, dreamed up in a small way, the most demanding work and interior decoration of this neo-Gothic church is one of the highest achievements of the Eastern European Art Nouveau. In 1936, on the 250th anniversary of the recapture of the Buda Castle, a Hungarian and Italian inscription commemorating the Baron Michele d'Aste was placed on the right-hand apse wall. Lieutenant-Colonel D'Aste, who died during the battle, contributed greatly to the success of the action. The inscription reads as follows: "Lieutenant Colonel Michele d'Aste, Italian Colonel, on September 2, 1686, was among the first to sacrifice his life for the liberation of Buda"  In 1927 created the "Chapel of the Knights of Malta" in an oratory in the northern gallery of the church.