Budapest’s popular landmark remains closed due to deteriorating structural problems dating back to its construction in 1910. Recent engineering surveys conducted by the 12th District Municipality revealed the gradual worsening of issues initially identified shortly after the building was completed. While the specific landmark isn’t named in the source, the closure is a result of long-term structural concerns. These issues have progressively degraded the building over the past century. Details regarding the extent of the damage and potential repair timelines haven't been released. Further information is available via the Daily News Hungary link provided. The municipality is addressing the situation to ensure the landmark’s safety and future preservation.