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Before it was named Margaret Island for the Dominican nun Saint Margaret, the island had many names, including Island of Rabbits, Island of our Lady, Buda Island, and Danube Island. Margaret Island has a rich history that has left its mark in the present day in the form of stunning medieval ruins and structures. Visitors can see 13th-century ruins of a Franciscan church, a Premonstratensian church, and a Dominican church and convent. The island also has many landscape and sports parks, which make it a popular recreational area. Visitors can enjoy visiting the Centennial Memorial, the Japanese Garden, the Music Fountain, and one of the more famous landmarks of Margaret Island, the Water Tower.

Margaret Island
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