Beautiful building in the heart of Budapest, a few meters from the Danube. I live here but come back here many times

The Neoclassical style Greek orthodox church is standing on Petőfi square in the heart of the city. The Hungarian Orthodox Cathedral of Our Lady also known as “Istenszülő Elhunyta Nagyboldogasszony-Székesegyház” Following the plans of József Jung's master architect, it was built between 1791 and 1801 through the last touch, the design of the facade was added by Miklós Ybl.In old photos, the two towers look different. During the Second World War, the Cathedral lost one of its towers and for long years it was standing like a half-armed giant. After came long years when where the second tower is standing now, you could see only scaffoldings. At the end of 2019, finally, the second tower made ready but has the same look as the other tower. I have no idea what was the purpose of the two different looking towers, and what is now of the two same looking ones? But I liked better the two different ones. They gave a special character to the building. Now it is a handsome cathedral, but nothing really characteristic about it anymore. When I was walking on the bank of the Danube on the Buda side, I realized how much better looking the Our Lady from there.