While the building was destroyed in the Ottoman era, the foundation walls of the monastery can still be seen.
Over the centuries most of the stones were used in the construction of the houses in the area (for example, some carved stones can still be seen built into the spring house at Város-kút (Budapest)).

In the 19th century, Imre Henszlmann began an excavation in 1847.
In 1934, this work was continued by Sándor Garády, and between 1961 and 1985, further work was carried out under the leadership of László Zolnay.
From 1985, the last preservation of the ruins was carried out under the leadership of Zoltán Bencze.
While the building was destroyed in the Ottoman era, the foundation walls of the monastery can still be seen. Over the centuries most of the stones were used in the construction of the houses in the area (for example, some carved stones can still be seen built into the spring house at Város-kút (Budapest)).
In the 19th century, Imre Henszlmann began an excavation in 1847. In 1934, this work was continued by Sándor Garády, and between 1961 and 1985, further work was carried out under the leadership of László Zolnay. From 1985, the last preservation of the ruins was carried out under the leadership of Zoltán Bencze.
Monastery of St Lawrence at Buda